Stamford

A family shoe firm has scooped its third national award.

A couple who celebrated 60 loving years together have said that the secret to a long and happy marriage is having a laugh with one another.

A hospice is appealing for volunteers to help marshal at the annual Loros Twilight Walk.

Parents and carers are being invited to share their views on childcare in Rutland.

A charity bag pack will be held at Morrisons this weekend in aid of the Dosh4Defibs campaign.

The Environment Agency will hold two public events to find out what people think about the options for reducing the flood risk in south Lincolnshire.

Irish pop sensations Boyzone are set to headline Newark Festival on Saturday, June 20 at Riverside Park.

Soldiers from 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment in Kendrew Barracks, Cottesmore, were be guests of honour at a Leicester Tigers match yesterday (Saturday).

Morning commuters at Oakham railway station were surprised to find themselves being offered delicious homemade cakes made with Fairtrade ingredients together with Fairtrade coffees, teas and hot chocolate.

A booklet designed to provide young children with community values and safety advice has been launched in Stamford and Bourne, helping to ‘support youngsters in the community’.

Rutland County Museum has launched a new website offering users exclusive access to a huge range of historic artefacts that are currently hidden from public view.

A man from Oakham has set himself the challenge of cycling to 42 cathedrals across England in memory of his brother.

Lyddington’s new village sign was unveiled on Saturday by Peter Lawson, past chairman of Arts for Rutland.

A new pedestrian crossing is to be built at the site of an accident in which two schoolgirls were badly injured last January.

Soldiers have agreed to help repair a sculpture celebrating links between the Army and a village which they damaged while drunk.

Children at Bourne Westfield were wowed on Friday last week by a visit from British Olympic and Commonwealth Champion Christine Ohuruogu MBE.

The county of Rutland will be celebrated at a special service of Choral Evensong at Peterborough Cathedral on Sunday, March 8, at 3.30pm.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a vehicle was damaged in Deeping St James on Saturday night.

Thousands of people are expected to attend one of Rutland’s most popular clothing and accessories sale taking place this weekend.

Councillors have voted to freeze tax rates for the fifth year running despite considerable pressures on the county budget.