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Rutland County Council gets £845,000 for highways maintenance

Rutland County Council gets £845,000 for highways maintenance

Money will be used for pothole repairs
Overnight northbound lane closure on A1 around Stamford

Overnight northbound lane closure on A1 around Stamford

A lane on the A1 northbound will be closed for roadworks

Petition over cuts to bus service

Petition over cuts to bus service

Great Casterton resident claims that cuts to number 9 bus service is causing people to become ‘socially isolated’

Oakham Railway Station ticket office closed

Oakham Railway Station ticket office closed

East Midlands Trains said they hope to resolve matter "soonest"

Making tracks to see legendary loco

Making tracks to see legendary loco

The world-famous Flying Scotsman visited the Nene Valley Railway and reporter Matthew Brown went along to see the impressive steam loco

Flying Scotsman to pass through Oakham and Stamford

Good news for Service 9 bus users

Gas leak on Uffington Road in Stamford

Gas leak on Uffington Road in Stamford

Cadet Gas were called to fix the leak in Uffington Road yesterday (28 August)

Changes to two popular bus routes

Changes to two popular bus routes

Mixed fortunes for bus services in Rutland

South Street in Bourne reopened following police incident

South Street in Bourne reopened following police incident

South Street in Bourne reopened following police incident

South Street in Bourne reopened

Crash between car and ride-on lawn mower

Crash between car and ride-on lawn mower

Crash between car and ride-on lawn mower

Road in Market Deeping currently closed

Roadworks cause chaos in Stamford

Roadworks cause chaos in Stamford

Roadworks cause chaos in Stamford

Work is set to continue for a month

Plans for better rail services revealed by the Department of Transport

Plans for better rail services revealed by the Department of Transport

Plans for better rail services revealed by the Department of Transport

Plans for the future of rail services in the East Midlands that will include more frequent service have been revealed

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