By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
17th Jul 2024 | Local News
Councillors have raised concerns about signage that they say directs construction vehicles through a town centre. .
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By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
17th Jul 2024 | Local News
Councillors have raised concerns about signage that they say directs construction vehicles through a town centre. .
By Evie Payne
17th Jul 2024 | Local News
The anticipation is building as the finalists for the 2024 Great Food Club Awards have been announced, including Rutland businesses.
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
16th Jul 2024 | Local News
A historic sundial in Oakham has been brought back to life with a new coat of paint. .
Rutland residents can find out more about a community gardening scheme at Growers Row at an upcoming open day. .
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
16th Jul 2024 | Local News
A new report on flooding in Rutland has highlighted the need for better future communication in terms of emergency response. .
By Evie Payne
16th Jul 2024 | Local News
TV antique expert, Paul Martin, will be sharing his knowledge and wealth of experience with Leicestershire at Belvoir Castle Antiques Fair.
Part of Brooke Road in Oakham is to close from Monday 22 July to Friday 11 October 2024, so that work on a nearby housing development can take place safely. .
By Evie Payne
15th Jul 2024 | Local News
Rutland Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is hosting another event for women to come and taste and experience the joys of Real Ale.
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
15th Jul 2024 | Local News
Rutland wildlife trust will be hosting a business networking event with a talk from the CEO this July.
By Robert Alexander - Local Democracy Reporting Service
15th Jul 2024 | Local News
Cllr Adam Lowe, who is mayor of Oakham, has sold his gazebo to Oakham Town Council for £250, and all profits are going to charity.
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