Rutland Festival of Remembrance gives audience a night to remember

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• Great attendance for Stamford's Remembrance parade

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• Canon Rachel says goodbye to Uppingham

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• Police appeal for witnesses

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• Finalists for tourism awards announced

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• Police & Crime Commissioner meets with the Stamford Street Pastors

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• Meeting about safety improvements on the A1

  Regular drivers of the A1 from Rutland and Stamford are being invited to a public meeting a week tonight organised by Alicia Kearns in a bid to make the road safer.