Oakham

A deputy headteacher has insisted a school is meeting its statutory religious education requirements.

Church bells sounded to mark the 80th anniversary of a deadly plane crash.

Tributes have been paid to a ‘dearly loved husband, father and grandad’ who was killed in a crash on the A606.

Rutland’s primary schools have significant capacity while its secondaries are full to the brim, according to a new report.

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A countryside home with original period features is on the market for £1,400,000.

An MP discusses her independent shop awards and local government reorganisation in her latest column.

The first phase of Rutland’s new on demand bus service starts at the end of this month.

A new flag flying policy has been drawn up after certain flags caused controversy recently.

The next phase of a traffic speed management upgrade will start in Rutland this summer.

A religious adviser has raised concerns that a school may not be meeting its statutory requirements in how it teaches pupils in faith studies.

Tractors will chug through the countryside for an annual charity event.

A playground will double in size with more equipment thanks to a £90,000 grant.

People will be able to get fit and do their weekly shop in one trip from next month.

Plans for how to spend £75,000 of development cash in Uppingham were discussed at a town council meeting last night.

Young bookworms across the area are dressing up as their favourite characters to mark World Book Day today.

A keen sailor is hoping to set a new world record for the distance sailed across a reservoir within eight hours.

The Rutland and Stamford MP says the US president should not currently be welcomed on a second state visit to Britain.

A pay rise above two per cent will cause Rutland County Council difficulties, the authority’s finance boss has said.