Rutland has recorded two Covid-19 cases and no deaths today.
This compares with one yesterday, two on Tuesday, none on Monday and one case last Thursday.
Coronavirus crisis: Fall in Rutland's 7-day case rate makes it a quarter of England average
By The Editor
10th Jun 2021 | Local News
Rutland has recorded one Covid-19 case and no deaths today.
This compares with two cases yesterday, none yesterday, one case over the weekend and no cases last Wednesday.
Rutland residents and businesses urged to have their say about waste management
By The Editor
10th Jun 2021 | Local News
Rutland residents and businesses are urged to tell the county council what they would like to see in a new waste management strategy.
The strategy is being developed in line with the Government's new Environmental Bill, which sets a target for all local authorities to make changes to waste management services before 2035.
Thousands respond to Future Rutland Conservation as council takes next steps forward
By The Editor
10th Jun 2021 | Local News
A review has begun of a major consultation exercise that attracted comments from thousands of Rutland residents.
Rutland County Council is now looking at the comments and feedback it has received following the conclusion of stage one of its Future Rutland Conversation.
Alicia Kearns MP has launched Rutland and Melton Volunteer Heroes – an initiative to recognise those in the community who have given their time freely to help others.
Members of the community are encouraged to nominate others, through her website, and one volunteer will be selected as the Volunteer Hero for 2021, and welcomed for tea and cake at Parliament by the MP.
Will Rutland get a new MP under boundary changes proposed today?
By The Editor
10th Jun 2021 | Local News
Will Rutland get a new MP, replacing Alicia Kearns, under proposed changes, revealed today?
Major changes to the parliamentary constituencies of Lincolnshire and Rutland have been proposed, with potential significant implications for our MPs.
Rutland village skeleton remains reveal evidence of Roman slavery in Britain
By The Editor
10th Jun 2021 | Local News
A man's skeleton found in a Rutland village has revealed evidence of slavery in Roman Britain.
Archaeologists from MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) have been researching the skeleton of an adult male found buried in a ditch, secured at the ankles with a locked set of iron fetters.
Rutland County Council has announced a new chief executive.
Mark Andrews has been confirmed to the role of Chief Executive Officer (Head of Paid Services) following his appointment as Interim Chief Executive last June.
A new cocktail delivery service starts in Oakham tomorrow.
The new venture, called Just Add Ice, is headed by former Catmose College student Evie Tempest.
Irelands Farm Machinery has opened a Rutland Depot at Tinwell.
The June 2 opening follows the company been awarded the Kubota, Kverneland, Simba Great Plains, Vicon and Grange Machinery franchises for Rutland and the surrounding area.
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