09 July 2025
A charity shop is set to open at the site of a former bank which has stood empty for more than two years.
09 July 2025
Young engineers have been given a behind-the-scenes insight into what goes into constructing a new-build home.
08 July 2025
A consultant has been taken on by a council to look at how the authority can make an additional quarter of a million pounds in parking charges.
08 July 2025
Hundreds of well wishers have contacted a wildlife conservation group after an osprey chick was found dead on Monday.
08 July 2025
A nationwide rivers survey has found Rutland’s waterways are among the most polluted in the country.
08 July 2025
Church bells which double up as a village war memorial will be on display this weekend following a £60,000 refurbishment.
07 July 2025
A village fete has been hailed as ‘fun and successful’ as about 200 people flocked to the church grounds to help raise funds.
07 July 2025
A junior volunteer army has been recognised for their efforts which saw 500 hours of unpaid work dedicated to the community.
07 July 2025
County lines drug dealing is happening in Rutland and ‘is much more hidden’ a councillor has claimed.
07 July 2025
A secret location which has been instrumental in the recovery of ospreys has been revealed nearly 25 years after the first nest was built.
07 July 2025
A charity worker ditched her shoes to walk 40,000 steps barefoot to mark her 40th birthday.
07 July 2025
Event organisers hope to plough £100,000 into an ocean project with the proceeds from this year’s Global Birdfair.
06 July 2025
Readers have shared their thoughts on what’s in the news.
05 July 2025
This beautifully presented four-bedroom character residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a high-specification home.
05 July 2025
Every now and then it becomes patently obvious that you are getting old, writes our columnist.
04 July 2025
A council is set to replace the website residents use to report problems after it was declared by the council's leader as 'totally unsatisfactory'.
04 July 2025
The gardens of a 16th-Century hall will be open to the public for the first time as part of the National Open Garden Scheme.
04 July 2025
Memories include the introduction of the Post Office Horizon system, Cascelloid, and awful incidents involving fish hooks and trains.
04 July 2025
There is just one week left to enter the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025.
04 July 2025
Young cricketers are to bowl the equivalent of 27 miles in one evening to raise money for their club’s flourishing women and girls’ section.