Coronavirus

A service helping people with their rights and responsibilities will stay closed after the pandemic.

Oundle School has confirmed it was hit by an outbreak of Covid-19 earlier this month after pupils returned from the half-term holidays.

Just over six weeks since reaching 100,000 Covid vaccinations, a local vaccination centre has hit 150,000 vaccinations.

A fun fair will not be able to take place next month following the extension of coronavirus restrictions.

Health leaders say they are closing the vaccination centre but will be offering the jab at practices instead.

Rutland County Council has answered questions regarding the clean up of a religious festival and whether it will be allowed to take place again.

Families have been urged to test regularly for Covid-19 after the Uppingham School outbreak was linked to a countywide spike in new infections.

A music event has been cancelled due to the disruption caused by a festival and the extension of covid restrictions.

Two Mid-Lent Fairs were cancelled because of the pandemic but the Showmen's Guild is now returning to Grantham.

Almost 600 pupils are self-isolating at Uppingham School after an outbreak of Covid-19 this week.

A team of covid-secure champions trained to help South Kesteven businesses through a maze of coronavirus requirements is being hailed a huge success.

A Covid-19 lateral flow testing site set up in the Grantham is to close next week as more people turn to home testing.

A team of Covid-secure Champions trained to help South Kesteven businesses through a maze of Coronavirus requirements is being hailed a huge success.

This year's Stamford Georgian Festival has been cancelled due to the uncertainty surrounding Covid-19 regulations.

The Covid-19 infection rate in Rutland is four times higher than this time last week.

Health leaders say they are closing a vaccination centre but will be offering the jab at practices instead.

The Neighbourhood Watch Network is warning people to be aware of a scam Covid-19 vaccine passport.

A health director is hoping vaccinations will be effective against both coronavirus and flu amid fears it could be worse this winter.

A health director is hoping vaccinations will be effective against both coronavirus and flu amid fears it could be worse this winter.

A health director is hoping vaccinations will be effective against both coronavirus and flu amid fears it could be worse this winter.