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Rutlanders Stef Douglas and Steve Bertuzzi will be walking along Hadrian's Wall next month.
Election will be launched on Wednesday.
Suzanne is "warm and enthusiastic."
Stamford in Bloom is on the look-out for residents to put forward their front gardens or some display as part of the town’s entry this year.
Buckles Solicitors’ Stamford office has undergone a makeover thanks to the creative talents of pupils at Witham Hall School.
Latest technology also provides better service.
Around 150 tractors rolled out from George Farm in Wothorpe for the drive that also visited the Burghley Estate.
'Think about the wider impact of your decisions,' says Inspector Ian Martin
Following a number of lead thefts across the Stamford and Bourne areas, police are calling on members of the public to help them tackle the issue.
Witnesses who saw theft or have seen stolen goods should contact police.
Cyber Security Forum brings businesses and agencies together in fight against crime.
Ground-breaking cancer treatments and research will benefit Rutland, Stamford and Bourne residents.
Not all pharmacies will be open.
East Midlands Ambulance Service has improved response times.
Traffic backing up
Accident happened just before midnight.
Around 80 people attended the meeting last Wednesday at the Rutland County Museum
Queues southbound at Wansford
Stephen Green is launching Leavers of Stamford, angry at what he sees as Theresa May’s ‘betrayal’ of Brexit.
Gerard Batten, Nicky Morgan, Emily Thornberry and Baroness Sal Brinton headline the debates.
Parents and carers of young children are being given more time to complete a short survey about the county’s early years childcare services.
Children in Rutland are getting fit and having fun outdoors thanks to an artificial grass ‘daily mile’ track that has been installed at their school.
