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Stamford Pantomime Players begin run at Corn Exchange
It's curtain up on one of Stamford's oldest festive traditions this afternoon, as over 60 performers of the Stamford Pantomime Players from five years old to veteran performers begin their run at the Corn Exchange.
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60 year old Christmas tree
Do you have an older Christmas tree than 60 years? A Forces family from Oakham bought theirs in Gibraltar and it's traveled with them ever since, complete with working lights.
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Stamford College joins the Lincolnshire Institute of Technology
A new technology partnership with other colleges will share best practice and help better qualify employees to degree level as Stamford College joins the Lincolnshire Institute of Technology.
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Have your say on housing, homelessness and rough sleeping
There's just a few days left to have your say on Rutland strategy for housing, homelessness and rough sleeping.
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Man taken to hospital after being attacked in Stamford
A man was taken to hospital last Saturday night in Stamford
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A new quieter shed officially opened at Don't Lose Hope Community Garden
A new quieter shed has been officially opened at Bourne’s Don't Lose Hope Community Garden.
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Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue Trust receives lottery funding
Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue has a secure future thanks to over £100,000 of lottery money.
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Police appeal for witnesses to accident
Police in Bourne are appealing for witnesses to a single vehicle accident on Spalding Road
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Weekend sports round up
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Christmas Day lunches for those alone during the festive season
Oakham Baptist Church say if you're on your own on Christmas Day
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A busy weekend for two voluntary organisations
Two voluntary organisations are expecting a busy weekend as more revellers meet up in Stamford in the run up to Christmas.
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County councillor proposes more power to communities regarding 20mph zones
A Lincolnshire County Councillor from Stamford is tabling a motion today calling for more power for communities when it comes to 20 mile an hour zones.
