Author - Chris Harby

Young designers promote landmark year for historic building

Town hall trust planning series of events to mark 200th anniversary in the autumn

Changes at top as council leader warns of financial tipping point

Changes at top as council leader warns of financial tipping point

Independent councillor Jeff Dale elected as new Rutland County Council chairman among several changes to key personnel.

Two down one to go as osprey eggs hatch at Rutland Water

Two down one to go as osprey eggs hatch at Rutland Water

Webcam reveals magic moments as Maya welcomes her 10th brood of osprey chicks

So what took folk star 47 years to make debut solo album?

So what took folk star 47 years to make debut solo album?

Folk singer-songwriter Steve Somers' life in music - from winning New Faces and touring with Johnny Cash to landing in the Middle East at gunpoint

Councillor braced for 84-mile solo trek along Hadrian's Wall

11 May 2021

Councillor braced for 84-mile solo trek along Hadrian's Wall

11 May 2021

Rutland county councillor Adam Lowe donates April allowances as he looks to raise £3,500 for two county charities

Record shop dream becomes reality for care manager and Popmaster champ

10 May 2021

Record shop dream becomes reality for care manager and Popmaster champ

10 May 2021

The resurgence of vinyl records has persuaded a music-obsessed family to open a new independent record shop in Oakham

Returning artist set for launch of comeback solo exhibition

08 May 2021

Returning artist set for launch of comeback solo exhibition

08 May 2021

Rutland artist Lucy Cade, who took a break from art to bring up her family, returns with her debut solo exhibition of portrait paintings next week

Stamford firm on cue to help to Mark Selby to fourth world title

Stamford firm on cue to help to Mark Selby to fourth world title

Leicester star wins snooker's biggest prize once again with cue supplied by Stamford Cuemakers 15 years ago.

Lincolnshire Police chief quashes station closure rumours

Lincolnshire Police chief quashes station closure rumours

Chief constable Chris Haward urges social media users not to spread speculation 'undermining public confidence' in force.

Terminally ill grandfather takes on 100 bike ride challenge at Rutland Water

Terminally ill grandfather takes on 100 bike ride challenge at Rutland Water

Former Army PTI instructor Frank McEwan defies gruelling chemotherapy as he nears halfway mark in epic fundraiser for cancer charity.

Shop owner calls on council to repair paving slabs and protect shoppers from further accidents

Shop owner calls on council to repair paving slabs and protect shoppers from further accidents

Stamford antiques shop owner believes 'neglected' Cheyne Lane businesses will suffer without help

Council considers public service spending cuts in plan to save £1.21m

Council considers public service spending cuts in plan to save £1.21m

Rutland County Council looks at changes to children’s services, transport, and libraries in Budget Plan to cut deficit left by Govt funding shortfall.

Open University student combines big academic deadline with 100-mile run challenge

Open University student combines big academic deadline with 100-mile run challenge

Deadline for six-year project and 100-mile running charity challenge for Rutland Foodbank awaits Stephen Lambert in May.

A familiar motor business name returns to town more than 70 years since opening for business

A familiar motor business name returns to town more than 70 years since opening for business

The former Donald's dealership on West Street is to reopen as Sycamore Stamford in June after a major revamp

New mum makes bold business move in lockdown as salon relocates to former butcher's

New mum makes bold business move in lockdown as salon relocates to former butcher's

Salon owner Kirsty Woods defies challenges of lockdown and parenthood and expands her 12-year business

Breast cancer patient who 'took her condition too seriously' wins harassment case against Oakham teaching agency

27 April 2021

Breast cancer patient who 'took her condition too seriously' wins harassment case against Oakham teaching agency

27 April 2021

Employment tribunal finds agency managing director 'violated dignity' of Aggie Kownacka after diagnosis and treatment for cancer

Earl Spencer to give talk for Peterborough Cathedral on his new book

24 April 2021

Earl Spencer to give talk for Peterborough Cathedral on his new book

24 April 2021

Tickets on sale for author's June online talk as Earl discusses The White Ship.

A campaign to build town skatepark launches fresh funding appeal to meet autumn deadline

22 April 2021

A campaign to build town skatepark launches fresh funding appeal to meet autumn deadline

22 April 2021

Bourne Dimension Skatepark group will lose crucial £100,000 Sport England grant if total costs not met by October 1

Voluntary group to fight latest glamping plans for beauty spot at Fineshade Wood

Voluntary group to fight latest glamping plans for beauty spot at Fineshade Wood

A fifth attempt to develop a meadow next to 18th-century Top Lodge farmhouse raises ecological and access concerns

Your chance to buy your very own ancient woodland

Your chance to buy your very own ancient woodland