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Rutland Police are expected to visit schools to talk about knife crime over the next fortnight. Operation Sceptre is a national campaign to tackle the problem.
Officers across the Leicestershire force will also be liaising with shops who sell knives to make sure no one under 18 is allowed to buy them. They will also be doing 'sweeps' in parks and other locations where the crime is likely and visiting those previously suspected of being involved in it.
Builders announced for former Cummins site in Stamford
The development of the old Newage site on Barnack Road in Stamford is moving a step closer with news that builders have been appointed.
Goods stolen from Stamford shop
Stamford police are looking for a woman in connection with the theft at a baby and childrenswear shop in the town.
Police warn drivers about dangerous road conditions
Police in Melton are warning driving conditions are becoming more hazardous with fallen leaves and lower temperatures.
Great attendance for Stamford's Remembrance parade
Organisers of yesterday's Remembrance events are thanking the thousands who turned out to pay their respects to the fallen across our area.
Two people arrested under the Night Poaching Act
Two people were arrested over the weekend in Whissendine under the Night Poaching Act.
Weekend sports round up
Canon Rachel says goodbye to Uppingham
The rector of Uppingham missed this morning delivering her final service in the town as she gets ready to take up a new position in Manchester.
Police appeal for witnesses
Police in Bourne are asking anyone who knows anything about an assault in the town in the early hours of last Saturday morning to contact them.
Rutland Festival of Remembrance gives audience a night to remember
The military from Rutland were last night supporting the Rutland Festival of Remembrance, organised by the Lord Lieutenancy.
Finalists for tourism awards announced
Tourism businesses and individuals from Rutland have made the shortlist in Awards for Excellence
Police & Crime Commissioner meets with the Stamford Street Pastors
Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has been in Stamford to meet with the Street Pastors to see how the organisation helps safety and public order at night in the town.
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.
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Love Action (I Believe In Love)
Human League
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