By Evie Payne
10th May 2024 | Local News
Apply for roles in and around Oakham every Monday with our weekly round up. Alternatively, share your own vacancies for £75 + VAT.
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By Evie Payne
10th May 2024 | Local News
Apply for roles in and around Oakham every Monday with our weekly round up. Alternatively, share your own vacancies for £75 + VAT.
By Evie Payne
10th May 2024 | Local News
A date for the closure of Catmose Sports Centre has been announced, promoting the team to host a farewell party ahead of the closure.
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
10th May 2024 | Local News
Cllr Sally-Anne Wadsworth spoke at the annual meeting of Oakham Town Council on Tuesday 7 May 2024.
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
9th May 2024 | Local News
Cllr Adam Lowe, former mayor of Oakham, has returned to the post he held five years ago - following a turbulent career as a councillor. .
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
9th May 2024 | Local News
A Stretton councillor expelled for ‘not attending meetings’ may have been wrongly dismissed from her seat.
By Dale Bonsor
9th May 2024 | Local News
A local coffee roasters has announced the exciting news that it has been shortlisted for the BizX 'Green Company of the Year Award'. .
By Martin Brookes
9th May 2024 | Local News
Oakham's Mayor has presented a generous donation to Rutland Community First Responders, local volunteers who provide medical aid across the county. .
By Evie Payne
9th May 2024 | Local News
Enjoy a range of regular and one-off, family-friendly, foodie, and grown up events across Rutland every weekend. .
By Evie Payne
8th May 2024 | Local News
A group set up to support special needs education has raised £5,000 to launch a legal challenge against the closure of a specialist school in Rutland.
By Martin Brookes
8th May 2024 | Local News
Oakham's Mayor will be selected tonight, Wednesday 8 May, following an ill-attended Town Meeting last night. .
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