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A charity fun day is being planned at a well-known farm attraction in Rutland which is set to reopen next year after being closed since 2000.

Bourne Outdoor Swimming Pool has just closed its doors after the summer season – and despite a challenging year, it will definitely be open in 2017.

A mother has moved her son out of a Bourne primary school after he was injured with a pencil by another pupil.

A man is set to appear in court accused of assaulting two police officers.

The mother of a young boy with cerebral palsy is holding a cycle ride to raise vital funds for physiotherapy sessions.

A digital marketing agency created just seven years ago near Peterborough has been acquired by one of the industry’s world leaders.

Employers across the country and here in Rutland will be showing their support for Armed Forces Reservists today as part of Reserves Day 2016.

A duathlon due to take place this weekend in aid of the #TeamGeorge campaign has had to be postponed.

A Lincolnshire NHS Trust responsible for mental health, learning disability and social care has announced it is currently experiencing problems with its phone lines in the Sleaford area where it is based, with a handful of services unable to make or receive external calls.

A wildlife enthusiast has made the first recorded sighting of a nightjar in Rutland in two years.

A mortgage broker from Oakham has successfully completed a gruelling 22-mile mountain adventure race to raise cash for charity.

A pair of TV talent show contestants performed at three schools in Uppingham.

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A girl and boy accused of killing a Spalding woman and her 13-year-old daughter today (Tuesday) admitted manslaughter but denied charges of murder when they appeared at Nottingham Crown Court.

England might have had a bit of a mixed summer so far this year - but all that could be about to change.

A luxury car dealership in Peterborough is helping to power up a city charity.

One of the UK’s top contemporary dance companies heads the bill at the Stamford Arts Centre for this month’s Gravity Fields Festival celebrating Sir Isaac Newton.

Deepings Swimming Club has launched a £5,000 appeal to buy new state of the art timing board.

Drinkers made the most of the last Ripping-Ale Beer Festival nearly emptying all the barrels.

Post Office services could be restored to villages across Rutland and Leicestershire if proposals to introduce a mobile service get the go-ahead.