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Funhouse Comedy Club brings a Christmas Special full of fun and laughter to the Guildhall Arts Centre Ballroom on Thursday, December 17.

A new exhibition honouring local people who were mobilised during the First World War is open at Rutland County Museum and will run until Saturday January 23.

Just like young Oliver with his empty bowl in hand I was hungry for more after enjoying this full-hearted, emotion-stirring musical at Leicester’s Curve.

Classical soprano, Katie Marshall, from Uppingham will be performing in concert at St Andrew’s Church in Lyddington this Saturday (December 5) at 8pm.

With the revival of interest in traditional orchards and the growth of community orchards, wassailing is becoming part of the calendar once again, and will be returning to Stamford in the new year.

Only this week I heard an ‘and finally’ news report that the actual hotel in Torquay that John Cleese and Connie Booth based the two TV series of Fawlty Towers on was about to be demolished. But the spirit of the Gleneagles Hotel lives on in Grantham, at least a few more days, at the hands of Grantham Dramatic Society.

Inspiring Wansford youngster Seb Goold will do the honours at the rearranged Stamford Christmas lights switch-on this week.

The county council’s executive has approved plans to outsource Lincolnshire’s library services – a move it says will save hundreds of thousands of pounds.

The UK’s number one live concert tribute show to Abba is coming to Grantham Meres Leisure Centre in December.

A budding young performer from Priory Ruskin Academy in Grantham has made his directorial debut to a sold-out audience.

The Burghley House Christmas Fair is in Stamford this weekend, running today (Thursday) until Sunday.

Market Deeping Town Council will host its own Christmas Market this Sunday in the Market Place.

The trust that runs Grantham hospital will host its annual carol service in Lincoln Cathedral next month.

It is a great time of year to be eating game - and an even better time to be eating it at the William Cecil in Stamford, where head chef Phil Kent is the recently crowned Game Chef of the Year.

The ever popular and traditional Stamford Christmas Festival returns to the town this Sunday, November 29, from 10am to 6pm.

Funhouse Comedy Club brings another night full of laughter to the Grainstore Brewery in Oakham on Thursday, November 26.

Funhouse Comedy Club is back at the Guildhall Arts Centre Ballroom for another night of laughter on Thursday, November 26.

A Bourne schoolteacher has joined the justice league after becoming a caped crusader to fight crime on Children in Need day.

See How They Run, the latest production by Stamford Shoestring Theatre Company, is one of the funniest English farces ever written and a period piece that has stood the test of time.

Tribute act, ‘Johnny Cash Revisited’ celebrates the musical journey of Johnny Cash from being a young gospel singer, into the legendary recording artist known as ‘The Man in Black’.