Human Interest

Here are some of the comments posted by readers on the news that Hills will be closing.

A £600,000 grant has made possible a dedicated team to tackle homelessness across four districts.

Next week is National Adoption Week.

Man who blew the whistle on multi-billion pound bank is enjoying a quieter life in a peaceful village.

Lincolnshire's Adoption Service is encouraging more people to come forward and make a life-changing difference to a young person's life.

The travellers have appealed against a decision last year to refuse a gypsy site for caravans and utility buildings.

A financier is helping her partner to diversify his farm by opening a pumpkin patch.

A Harvest Time Trail, 'pumpkin pets' photo competition and pumpkin carving are among events planned in place of a popular parade.

The day is getting closer when regulars can return to a town's local for the first time in years.

A former Grenadier Guardsman has set up his own business drawing pets and wildlife.

After uncertainty due to the COVID pandemic, it has been confirmed this magical event is going ahead.

Staff and pupils have bid farewell to two long serving members of staff – who have worked together for more than 35 years.

This week we publish your letters on volunteering and community spirit.

Stamford will not have a Christmas market this year but the festive lights will stay switched on 24/7.

Rutland Air Cadet Squadron has welcomed a new commanding officer.

A best-selling author has watched the second book in his Rutland-based crime series be swept up by readers.

The motion was amended, meaning any decision will be deferred to a later date.

A guide group joined forces with Stamford's litter pickers to tidy up the town.

A homeowner says nobody feels safe with the road as it is.

One man has celebrated his 18th year of being cancer free by taking on the challenge.