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‘Making cigarettes more expensive is fuelling illegal tobacco trade’

‘Making cigarettes more expensive is fuelling illegal tobacco trade’

‘Making cigarettes more expensive is fuelling illegal tobacco trade’

30 April 2025

An MP is ‘pressing hard’ for stricter laws on tobacco sales — with the high price of cigarettes blamed for a spate of crime.

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Time to nominate as Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025 opens

Time to nominate as Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025 opens

Time to nominate as Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025 opens

25 April 2025

Today we open nominations for the 20th year of the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards, sponsored by Hegarty Solicitors.


Learn how to save a life - for free

Learn how to save a life - for free

Learn how to save a life - for free

24 April 2025

People unsure how to save a life in an emergency are urged to attend a free CPR training session at a GP surgery.


Who is your health hero?

Who is your health hero?

Who is your health hero?

24 April 2025

People who have visited hospital recently are being asked to nominate their ‘health hero’.


Animal magic on show at Exotic Pet Refuge open day

Animal magic on show at Exotic Pet Refuge open day

Animal magic on show at Exotic Pet Refuge open day

21 April 2025

Members of the public had the chance to go animal crackers this Easter.


Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

17 April 2025

An unannounced inspection of a hospital’s emergency department has given weight to patients’ concerns.


‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

17 April 2025

A mysterious gold artefact - believed to be Anglo Saxon - was unearthed by a jeweller and his son during a metal detecting holiday in the area.


‘A sticking plaster rather than a cure!’ MP welcomes £5.7 million police bail out, but warns ‘fight goes on’ for fairer funding

‘A sticking plaster rather than a cure!’ MP welcomes £5.7 million police bail out, but warns ‘fight goes on’ for fairer funding

‘A sticking plaster rather than a cure!’ MP welcomes £5.7 million police bail out, but warns ‘fight goes on’ for fairer funding

16 April 2025

An MP has welcomed a £5.7 million funding for the county’s police force - but warned ‘the fight goes on to secure better financial backing.

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Photographer sentenced for voyeurism and sexual assault after further victims came forward

Photographer sentenced for voyeurism and sexual assault after further victims came forward

Photographer sentenced for voyeurism and sexual assault after further victims came forward

15 April 2025

A professional photographer who took secret photos and videos of women has been sentenced for more crimes after 64 further victims came forward.


‘E-scooter is my daughter’s lifeline - she should be able to take it on the bus’

‘E-scooter is my daughter’s lifeline - she should be able to take it on the bus’

‘E-scooter is my daughter’s lifeline - she should be able to take it on the bus’

15 April 2025

A woman with disabilities who uses an electric scooter as a ‘lifeline’ has been stopped from taking it on the bus.

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‘The first lockdown doesn’t seem so very long ago but it is already five years’

‘The first lockdown doesn’t seem so very long ago but it is already five years’

‘The first lockdown doesn’t seem so very long ago but it is already five years’

13 April 2025

A council leader remembers the covid pandemic and looks at the lessons learned from it.


Latest housing development under way

Latest housing development under way

Latest housing development under way

10 April 2025

Work has begun on a town’s latest large-scale housing development


Firefighters attended A15 crash

Firefighters attended A15 crash

Firefighters attended A15 crash

10 April 2025

Firefighters helped a person out of a ditch following a crash.


Gardens begin to open to visitors

Gardens begin to open to visitors

Gardens begin to open to visitors

04 April 2025

People with green fingers are preparing to showcase their plots through an inspirational open gardens event.


‘Nancy, 106, had a wonderful life and lived it right up to the end’

‘Nancy, 106, had a wonderful life and lived it right up to the end’

‘Nancy, 106, had a wonderful life and lived it right up to the end’

04 April 2025

Tributes have been paid to a popular former teacher and town “celebrity” who died last week at the age of 106.


Motorists advised to avoid area after crash

Motorists advised to avoid area after crash

Motorists advised to avoid area after crash

03 April 2025

A road has been closed following a crash.


Flytipping increases by 10% in district

Flytipping increases by 10% in district

Flytipping increases by 10% in district

02 April 2025

Cases of flytipping across South Kesteven increased by 10% in 2024/25.


Police to tackle anti-social behaviour with new plan

Police to tackle anti-social behaviour with new plan

Police to tackle anti-social behaviour with new plan

02 April 2025

Anti-social behaviour will be a priority for police officers in South Kesteven, according to the force’s annual plan.


Firm wins wheelie bin contract

Firm wins wheelie bin contract

Firm wins wheelie bin contract

01 April 2025

A business has been awarded the contract to supply South Kesteven District Council’s wheelie bins for the next three years.


Former hospice building to be sold to safeguard charity’s future

Former hospice building to be sold to safeguard charity’s future

Former hospice building to be sold to safeguard charity’s future

01 April 2025

A charity which provides hospice care is selling its former premises to safeguard its future.


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