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A son has fulfilled his father’s wish by issuing an apology to those who were injured when he suffered a heart attack at the wheel.
Around 90 youngsters braved the cold weather to take part in football camps over half-term.
A monthly lunch club that meets at the Green School - St Guthlac’s church hall - in Market Deeping is going from strength to strength.
Rutlanders living in the average Band D property will pay £1,773 to the county council in the coming financial year.
Current RAF Wittering personnel were invited to a veterans' breakfast held at Tallington Lodge Care Home on Friday last week.
See and hear Winter Wilson duo at Morton Village Hall on Friday.
Dress up and get into the groove for a disco for grown-ups at Stamford Arts Centre on Friday.
The MP for Bourne is urging the boss of HSBC bank to rethink plans to close its branch in the town.
A shop has made changes to improve accessibility for its customers.
An 84-year-old man from Stamford has appeared in court charged with the historic sexual abuse of six girls and a boy.
A man was attacked close to a school at 'home time' this week.
Police have arrested a man on suspicion of sexual assault.
A JCB Telehandler was stolen last night or during the early hours of this morning.
A community group is hosting a session for people to get a free health check.
Parents at two schools have been reassured about the health of their children following school trips to Italy over half term.
Rutland County Council has admitted improvements to children’s services have not happened quickly enough.
Potholes on roads in Lincolnshire have cost the county council almost £1.2 million in legal claims for damages in the past two years.
A main road in Stamford will be closed this week because of puddling on a school field.
Nene Valley Railway attraction Thomas will be in action hauling trains on Saturday.
Stamford and Oakham railway passengers are being warned there will be no trains to London King's Cross from Peterborough in a few weekends' time.
St Martin's Park in Stamford would be a 'high quality mixed use development'.
The head teacher at Market Deeping Community Primary School has written to parents warning of a potential coronavirus risk.
A discount card to help disadvantaged families pay for their children to attend Stamford Endowed Schools is proving a success.
