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Arrests made following spate of crime from festival attendees

Arrests made following spate of crime from festival attendees

A number of arrests have been made following a spate of crime across Rutland this weekend.
Delays following incident on A1

Delays following incident on A1

Drivers are experiencing delays following an incident on the A1 this evening (Sunday, June 20).
Apology issued over disruption caused by religious festival

Apology issued over disruption caused by religious festival

An apology has been issued by the Rutland Agricultural Society following disruption caused by attendees of a Christian festival.
Council left 'disappointed in the miscommunication surrounding event'

Council left 'disappointed in the miscommunication surrounding event'

A council has been left 'disappointed in the miscommunication' surrounding an event in Rutland, which has caused concerns for residents.
Sweetest season set to start at Easton Walled Gardens

Sweetest season set to start at Easton Walled Gardens

Sweet pea season begins on June 23 at a picturesque tourist attraction near Grantham.
Drivers experience delays as people travel to festival

Drivers experience delays as people travel to festival

Drivers travelling on a busy road are experiencing delays as queues of vehicles have formed.
MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

Rutland's MP has been left 'deeply saddened' and 'disgusted' by a spate of criminal behaviour in the county this weekend.

BUSINESS

Chef who cooked for former president Bill Clinton joins hotel

Chef who cooked for former president Bill Clinton joins hotel

Barnsdale Hall Hotel has appointed a new executive head chef to lead its culinary team ahead of its reopening.
Katie Cardew to open first shop next month

Katie Cardew to open first shop next month

Artist Katie Cardew is opening her first shop in Stamford to showcase her products and gallery of prints.

Card payments down at supermarket

Card payments down at supermarket

Customers are reporting problems paying by card at Sainsbury's supermarkets this lunchtime. More details here:

Aldi sets its sights on two new stores

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CRIME

Arrests made following spate of crime from festival attendees

Arrests made following spate of crime from festival attendees

A number of arrests have been made following a spate of crime across Rutland this weekend.
Apology issued over disruption caused by religious festival

Apology issued over disruption caused by religious festival

An apology has been issued by the Rutland Agricultural Society following disruption caused by attendees of a Christian festival.
Council left 'disappointed in the miscommunication surrounding event'

Council left 'disappointed in the miscommunication surrounding event'

A council has been left 'disappointed in the miscommunication' surrounding an event in Rutland, which has caused concerns for residents.
MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

Rutland's MP has been left 'deeply saddened' and 'disgusted' by a spate of criminal behaviour in the county this weekend.
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HEALTH

GP ‘monopoly’ petition reaches 1,000 signatures

Consider Covid test before watching England match with other fans

Consider Covid test before watching England match with other fans

Football fans must keep coronavirus restrictions in mind when watching the Euros.
New contracts a 'smack in the face' to carers

New contracts a 'smack in the face' to carers

Carers who worked on the frontline during the pandemic are critical of a social care overhaul that could change their working hours dramatically.

'Pollen bomb' warning for asthmatics and hay fever sufferers

'Pollen bomb' warning for asthmatics and hay fever sufferers

A 'toxic cocktail' of sky-high pollen levels, hot weather and rain risks misery for thousands of asthmatics and hay fever sufferers. Here's why:
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TRANSPORT

Two crashes on A1 in heavy rain

Two crashes on A1 in heavy rain

Police are at the scene of accidents near Stamford and Colsterworth.

Weather warning for A1 in south Lincolnshire

Weather warning for A1 in south Lincolnshire

Drivers are being warned of heavy rain and standing water on the A1 near Stamford.

Updated: A1 reopens after serious crash

Updated: A1 reopens after serious crash

The northbound carriageway of the A1 has been closed after an accident this morning.
How to avoid a £5,000 fine when loading the car this summer

How to avoid a £5,000 fine when loading the car this summer

Incorrectly loading the car for a family holiday or day trip this summer could land you with a hefty fine or invalidate your insurance. Here's why:

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POLITICS

MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

MP left 'disgusted' by criminal behaviour of festival attendees

Rutland's MP has been left 'deeply saddened' and 'disgusted' by a spate of criminal behaviour in the county this weekend.
'Delay to lifting lockdown is a blow but we still have much to celebrate and enjoy'

'Delay to lifting lockdown is a blow but we still have much to celebrate and enjoy'

MP for Rutland Alicia Kearns discusses Queen's Honours recipients, new site for Rutland Kino cinema and local businesses in her latest column.
Life-saving first aid lessons in schools and village halls will be of benefit to everyone

Life-saving first aid lessons in schools and village halls will be of benefit to everyone

MP for Stamford and Bourne, Gareth Davies, praises work of Lives and highlights the importance of first-aid training.

New contracts a 'smack in the face' to carers
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EDUCATION

Primary and secondary schools named by sex abuse survivors

Primary and secondary schools named by sex abuse survivors

Pupils and former pupils have named local schools on the website Everyone's Invited.
Children write book for charity's anniversary

Children write book for charity's anniversary

A Lincolnshire sports charity is marking its 10th anniversary by commissioning a children’s adventure book.
Beach built at primary school to help pupils make new memories

Beach built at primary school to help pupils make new memories

Never mind English and maths lessons - a trip to the beach and water pistol fights were the order of the day for pupils at one village primary school.
School's Wonder Woman retires

School's Wonder Woman retires

Year 6 primary school pupils were given the task of writing a newspaper report on the school's business manager retiring after 26 years.
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