Oakham

Pubs from our area are hoping they can become the toast of their county - and beyond.

Readers have once again had plenty to say on what’s in the news.

At the end of March, Rutland launched a new on-demand bus service when other authorities are cutting back.

This beautiful four bedroom detached home is situated in an elevated position in a sought after village.

Deputy PM Angela Rayner has promised Rutland’s MP that she will look at solutions to protect the county in the local government shake-up.

Rutland’s Citizen’s Advice Bureau helped more than 3,000 people last year, as people continue to feel the strain of the cost of living.

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

A man who survived a near-fatal car crash has completed the Brighton Marathon in support of a road safety charity.

Three decades of footballers will be reunited on the pitch on Sunday - all because of their groundsman.

The doors of Ryhall’s existing library should be shut and the service moved to another location, the county council is recommending.

A care home shut down by the inspectors will become a grand private residence.

Inspectors have ruled that Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service requires improvement in four key areas.

Rutland and Stamford’s MP is attempting to get rural crime a higher profile in the Government's new crime and policing bill.

Unwanted tools have been collected up and shipped off to help people living in Africa.

A couple who found fame on BBC One’s Race Across the World will be joining the millions of households tuning into the new series tonight.

An garage worker who crashed her car while more than twice the drink drive limit faces losing the licence that allows her to sell alcohol.

A Lord Lieutenant has reflected on the significance of the world’s first memorial to Queen Elizabeth II.

The landlords of a multi-award-winning pub have been presented with a certificate marking their latest achievement.

Children received an extra special Easter treat with the unveiling of new play equipment worth about £40,000.

People wanting to take up a new activity for the summer can try their hand at tennis this month.