The author of a newly published book used the Stamford Mercury Archive to access information for the work.
Raymond Mays was the driving force behind Bourne's motor racing car industry. We take a look at his extraordinary life and work.
Stamford cobbler Frank Newbon - who lived and worked in the town a century ago - is celebrating a new milestone.
Have you ever wondered who lived in your house in the years before you?
Good times are returning to Stamford town centre as a host of new shops open for business.
Jack Bone sent in this delightful photo taken at St John's School at Scotgate, Stamford, on May Day in about 1950.
Our memories this week include a concert at Burghley House, and a burial near Bourne which took place without consent
Copies of the Rutland and Stamford Mercury from the mid-1800s will be on sale with Batemans auctioneers tomorrow (Saturday, August 1).
Britain's oldest continuously published newspaper has an amazing archive managed by the Stamford Mercury Archive Trust.
Britain's oldest continuously published newspaper has an amazing archive managed by the Stamford Mercury Archive Trust.
Britain's oldest continuously published newspaper has an amazing archive managed by the Stamford Mercury Archive Trust.
Explore this time of year as it was in times past through the pages of the Mercury.
Here we look back on articles we published 10 years ago; 25 years ago; 50 years ago; 100 years ago; 150 years ago and 200 years ago.
2020 marks the 500th anniversary of William Cecil's birth