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Like most young boys I owned a train set or two, loved watching Thomas the Tank Engine and dreamed of one day becoming a locomotive driver.

A varied selection of musical talent will perform for Grantham Music Club when its 86th season starts in October.

A familiar face to many diners in Stamford starts a new venture at Rutland County Golf Club this weekend.

This year’s Stamford Georgian Festival will begin and end on a musical note, with several concerts scheduled for the event.

It may look like relaxing fun appearing on popular television show Come Dine With Me but for beauty queen Chloe Jardine-Price the four long days of filming and partying left her absolutely shattered.

Peterborough Beer Festival - the annual five day showcase of the best real ales from the UK is back - and we have FIVE pairs of tickets to give away.

What is pink, inflatable, about 30feet long and coming to Peterborough?

The 27th British Birdwatching Fair will be held at Rutland Water next weekend.

The Air and Car Show returns to Little Gransden in south Cambridgeshire on August 30.

Enjoy a day of fun and games at Stamford’s Youth Centre this weekend for free.

Peterborough hardcore band Return to Rome have been announced as part of the line-up at this years’ Reading and Leeds Festival.

Sacrewell Farm is hosting an exciting pet experience day this Sunday for all of those animal lovers who are interested in meeting a wide range of pets, from the warm and fuzzy to the cold-blooded.

Uppingham Come Dancing is hosting a dance at Uppingham Town Hall this Saturday from 8pm to 11pm.

The ultimate Abba experience is set to light up the spectacular setting of Rutland Water this weekend, with the internationally acclaimed Bjorn Again ready to perform the group’s greatest hits.

Get ready to rock at the annual summer beer festival being held at The Nags Head in Bourne this Saturday.

Enjoy a great day out exploring one of the country’s largest maize mazes, set in eight acres of living maize and sunflower crop.

There was something for everyone at this year’s Burghley Film Festival, from hobbits and princesses to spies and chimney sweeps.

Following a “fantastic, really vibrant and constructive meeting” with more than 20 people offering help, dates have been set for the return of cinema nights in Oakham.

Chantry Dance Company brings two original ballets to Grantham next month, one based on the life of the genius artist Vincent Van Gogh, and the other on Mozart’s famous serenade, ‘Eine Kleine Nachtmusik’.

Pedestrians will no longer be able to walk through all of Burghley Park in the weeks around the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials.