Oakham

The long-standing leader of a community health group has passed on the baton.

Former prison staff will have the chance to share their experiences over a brew once again after the success of their first get-together.

Ghost walks and a new leisure centre have been suggested as ideas to boost a town centre — but a consultant has warned there is no 'silver bullet'.

Thieves have made off with cigarettes after an overnight break-in at a petrol station.

Actors have helped bring back reindeer for a town’s Christmas event thanks to a successful comedy performance.

People have been learning the art of topiary from experts thanks to National Heritage Lottery funding.

Singers got to try out their vocal muscles during a Come and Sing day.

Thousands of cups were raised across the area in support of this year’s Macmillan Coffee Morning.

The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland hosted a celebration for cadets in the area.

Villagers will be without their library for six weeks while it undergoes renovations.

Pupils have pulled on gardening gloves for a lesson on their new allotment.

Graphic Brands Ltd, of Ketton, won over the judges for the Business Innovation award with their bold plans.

Butcher Tymoteusz Kramek proved he was a cut above after being named Employee of the Year, sponsored by the Inspire Education Group..

A guide to the best independent restaurants, pubs, cafés, delis, and food shops has revealed its finalists for the East Midlands.

Passion for helping students fulfil their career dreams won the Large Business of the Year Award for Inspire Education Group, Stamford.

RUBIROX, in Stamford, won the Best Independent Retailer Award, which was sponsored by Lincolnshire County Council.

A couple battled through 90mph winds on a remote mountain summit to complete an epic ride from Lands End to John O’Groats.

Although named 2025 winner of the Mercury Businessperson of the Year, Mark Story is adamant a ‘team effort’ is behind what he has achieved.

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A community shop and café has been named the Mercury’s Small Business of the Year 2025.