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A tribute has been paid to a couple in their 80s who were killed in a fatal crash.
A new mayor has set out her plans for the year.
Trustees of a community hub hope to expand their reach within the community.
Red Lion Square is set to close while crews carry out emergency road material testing.
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Musicians have helped to raise more than £5,000 for the people of Ukraine after staging a day-long concert on Sunday.
Iliffe Media, owner of Rutland & Stamford Mercury and its sister titles, is opening its journalism apprentice scheme again.
The A1 Stadium Diner on Bourne Road, Colsterworth, is set to expand after plans were submitted to South Kesteven District Council.
A long-time village correspondent for the Stamford Mercury and active community member has passed away, aged 86.
Plans have been submitted to build 93 houses in a village.
South Kesteven District Council leader Kelham Cooke has won a leadership challenge to stay in position.
A couple are appealing for funds and donations ahead of their trip from to Ukraine, where they will visit a refugee centre on the Polish border.
A spate of burglaries has prompted an increase in police patrols.
As RHS Chelsea Flower Show gets underway, business owners are hoping their trade will blossom.
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.
Derby duel is next for Bourne as Deeping are still searching for first victory.
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.
South Kesteven District Council is working to help residents serve safe food across the Jubilee celebrations.
A villager who organised an inaugural music festival to help her parish church has been honoured with a High Sheriff Award.
Don't miss these events over the next week.
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.
Tesco is being forced to recall croissant products over fears they may contain nuts not listed on the label.
Self-driving delivery vans and buses could be on our streets within three years, say ministers, who are offering firms cash to get projects started.
From invasive plants to hairy caterpillars we take a look at the toxic and poisonous items your dog should avoid when outside at this time of year.
The Duke of Cambridge’s 40th birthday will be celebrated with a £5 coin featuring his portrait, the Royal Mint said.
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.