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Citizens Advice answers your question about job interviews and wages.
In our letter of the week, a woman from Oakham praises the move by a private school to change to mixed-sex classes.
Rutland MP Alicia Kearns speaks out ahead of the second stage of consultation on a solar farm development.
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In this week's Mercury Memories, a teenager got tangled in church bell ropes - this and other news articles from up to 200 years ago.
To mark the 10th anniversary year of Stamford having its own poet laureate, this year two poets have been appointed.
Baston animal behaviourist Karen Wild shares her advice on pet insurance.
A man who has turned his life around has set up a YouTube channel to break the mental health stigma.
More than 300 refugees from the war in Ukraine are now making new lives in Lincolnshire – and 10 times that number could eventually settle here.
Three years after it was ruined by vandals, a model railway show attracted more than 1,000 visitors.
The education provider which runs Stamford College is the first in the country to sign a new anti-racism charter.
Three Counties Dog Rescue is looking for a home for Bella.
This stunning detached thatched cottage is on the market.
Whether you fancy yourself as a barista or you just want to serve the best coffee to friends, this guide will help to fulfil your coffee ambitions.
Successful end to the season as plans start to come to fruition.
Shoot-out success for Reds in final of memorial tournament.
Burghley bounce back to knock Town out of Charity Shield.
Rutland rivals seek first win in derby day showdown.
Spalding brought back down to earth while Deeping still seeking first win.
Wakes youngster to attend training camp with Gibraltar Under 19s.
Briers bounces back from illness with four personal bests.
Reprieve for Stamford side as league allocations for next season are revealed.
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A business which won a national award for revamping the remembrance garden at a children’s hospice is to have its work showcased on TV.
The history of an ancient local industry, brought back to life in recent years and booming once again, has been charted in a new book.
A retired solicitor and former mayor, who lost his sight as a teenager, has put life in the blind community in the spotlight in his debut novel.
Three years after it was ruined by vandals, a model railway show is back and attracting hundreds of visitors.
The UK's bee populations are in a frightening freefall so what can we do to try and halt their decline?
From not shopping at eye level to the best time for reduced items -TikTok is helping a new generation to be savvy but how many tips do you use?
Fuel retailers have been told to make sure tax cuts are being passed to customers as campaign groups say hard-pressed drivers aren't benefitting.