Deepings

A ‘dangerous’ man who ‘preyed on the vulnerable’ has been jailed for his involvement in a large drug operation.

A carer who stole cash from a man with Down’s Syndrome and his vulnerable mother has been ordered to do 150 hours of unpaid work.50 compensation.

An MP who suffered a head injury in his youth is calling for a right to rehab for survivors of brain injuries in a new report.

We’re on our weekly stroll down memory lane looking at news from up to 200 years ago.

There is just one week left to enter the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025.

A volunteer and her four-legged friend have won an award for their work helping school pupils.

Plans for 11 affordable homes ‘for those who need it most’ have been given the thumbs up.

National Grid has outlined why it is proposing pylons over other methods for its Lincolnshire-long line.

Taxi drivers say that taxis licensed outside South Kesteven are leaving them with ‘less and less business’.

A man has summoned to appear in court in connection with criminal damage caused to a street clock.

Two people were taken to hospital following a crash at a junction.

A local theatre production has been chosen to perform at a national festival after being judged as one of the UK’s best amateur plays this year.

We’re on a little trip down memory lane to look at news from up to 200 years ago.

A swimming pool campaigner hopes things are progressing positively after a series of ‘very good’ meetings.

The headline sponsor of the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025 is looking forward to celebrating some outstanding talent.

A Rotary club and a dance school came out in full force at a town supermarket to show off their best moves – all in support of a charity.

Partygoers enjoyed an ‘amazing day’ at a village event.

A town tech firm which specialises in online security was handpicked to appear at a European trade show this month.

A couple who took on an historic pub and renovated it themselves are toasting the award of two AA Rosettes status.

A cat breeder who was found behind the wheel three times the legal drink-driving limit has escaped a ban.