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77 miles of footpaths are being improved in Lincolnshire across 177 locations including some in Stamford.
Foundry Road, North Street, East Street, Clare Close and the Paddock are on the list. Work is already underway and will continue until October. Lincolnshire County Council is using a surfacing technique called micro asphalt, which should make them smoother and reduce the risk of water getting in, which should stop them crumbling and becoming uneven.
Revised new local plan for Rutland
Rutland County Council is revising its new local plan before it's even been adopted
Stamford gets new real time bus information boards
New real time electronic bus information boards have gone up in Stamford at the bus station itself
Weekend sports round up
King's Cliffe Airfield Museum is now open
The Airfield Museum at King's Cliffe is open today after this week they hosted a World War Two fighter pilot from the US Air Force
Rutland Police urging dog owners to keep their pets on leads
Rutland Police are warning dog owners to keep their pets on leads near livestock
The Railway Inn, Ketton awarded Pub of the Year
Ketton’s Railway Inn was presented with Rutland CAMRA Pub of the Year award last night as it was one of four pubs of the season across the year.
Vehicles seized in Rutland
Rutland Police have been using technology and instinct to take illegal vehicles off the road.
Easter Egg Hunt goes virtual
There's a chance to use smartphone technology to help solve the Rutland Lions virtual Easter Egg Hunt.
Rutland Police are urging respectful use of roads for all
Rutland Officers are urging respectful use of our roads for all
MindSpace Stamford looking for new trustees
MindSpace Stamford is looking for new trustees.
The circus is bigger this year
The big top on Stamford Rec is even bigger this year
Rutland County Council awards new funding to the voluntary sector
Citizens Advice Rutland will continue to support the voluntary and charitable sector in the county
