Abracadabra
Retailers in Oakham town centre who sell alcohol are all operating within the law,
after an operation yesterday saw volunteer police cadets visit and try to buy various items in test purchases. Rutland Police carried out the work along with trading standards and Rutland County Council. All premises either flatly refused to sell or requested ID.
Spring COVID jabs for those eligible
Spring COVID vaccinations will begin to be administered from today in Rutland.
Stamford In Bloom find their forever home
Yesterday afternoon founder Ann Ellis officially opened Stamford In Bloom's new home at Uffington Road
Petitions to protect Rutland's ceremonial status to be handed in at 2pm today
Time is running out if you'd like to add your name to a campaign to urge the government to protect Rutland ceremonial status.
Peterborough Cathedral thank 1,000 donors
Peterborough Cathedral is thanking over 1,000 donors who have given a total of £300,000
Police are appealing for witnesses
Police are appealing for witnesses after a scooter rider died during the early hours of Sunday morning on the A6003 at Preston.
Clothes sale raises over £50,000
The annual For Rutland's Good and New Clothes sale made over £50,000
Weekend sports round up
Jigsaw sale today in Oakham
Oakham in Bloom's annual fundraising jigsaw sale is in its final day today in the hope of buying more bulbs for the town’s Daffodil Trail.
Road closed due to an accident
The main A6003 remains closed between Oakham and Uppingham,
Police officer comes to the aid of a heavily pregnant woman
A Rutland Police officer went the extra mile last night to help a heavily pregnant woman get home after a crash on the A1 near Stamford.
Road closures in Stamford for Mid Lent Fair
Road closures begin in Stamford this evening to allow the Mid Lent Fair to begin pulling into town
TV news presenter to officially open clothes sale at Rutland Hall Hotel
One of the most well known faces of TV news in the region will officially open the For Rutland's Good and New Clothes Sale this evening.
