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Parking charges in county car parks suspended to help key workers

Parking charges in council-run car parks in Rutland are to be suspended until further notice.

A bus company will be revising their timetables from tomorrow (March 24) due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Leaftlets detailing a community help scheme will be distributed to every home in a town by this weekend in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

A county council has defended its bus service and said it recognises "the difficulties" of rural transport.

Some drivers from Delaine Buses are wearing gloves as a precaution against coronavirus.

The Elsea Park Community Trust want to set up the trial for a six-seater ‘people carrier’ to link various locations in Elsea Park in Bourne.

The last pannier class locomotive to be built is to be commemorated at Nene Valley Railway this weekend.

The Yorkshireman will run through Rutland hauled by steam locomotive Union of South Africa.

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.

Highways England has extended its warning to drivers across England to take care as strong gales affect the area today (Sunday, February 9).

Police have warned drivers to act responsibly when transporting goods after the Mercury was sent a photo of a dangerously overloaded van.

A water company has been given permission to carry out emergency repairs to its water network along the A6003 Oakham bypass today.

Work is progressing rapidly on the relaying of the main passenger line at Rutland’s Living Ironstone Museum near Cottesmore.