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Rutland Police is warning drivers not to assume their insurance will cover them to drive other cars after a driver was reported for driving his partner's car in Uppingham last night.
Officers pulled him over as he entered the town after he was seen driving slightly in excess of the speed limit. He believed he was insured as he had fully comprehensive cover on his own car and had taken the decision to drive as his partner had been drinking. The car was seized and the driver was reported.
King Conker cleared of cheating
King Conker has been cleared of any foul play at the World Conker Championships near Oundle.
Weekend sports round up
Last chance to buy bargain tickets for Rutland Lions Firework Display
Today is the last day to buy the cheapest tickets for the Rutland Lions firework display.
Congregation pay tribute to carers
All Saints Church in Oakham is this morning inviting carers to come along to a specially themed service paying tribute to their work.
Burghley House Halloween Trail
Burghley House starts it's Halloween Trail today but you're being asked to bring cash to pay on site as their card machines are out of action.
Rutland has partnered with around 100 other local authorities across the country to fund a short film about fostering.
Pumpkin soup on the menu at Rutland Community Fridges
There's a chance to sample some pumpkin soup today at the Rutland Community Fridges.
New business support project partnered with Leicestershire universities
Rutland County Council has launched a new business support project in partnership with Leicestershire's universities.
Body found at Uffington Road allotments
Police say body found at Uffington Road allotments in Stamford on Friday isn't being treated as suspicious.
Tributes paid to General Sir Mike Jackson
Tributes are being paid to a former head of the British Army who was educated at Stamford School.
Shops in Stamford turn pink
A number of shops in Stamford are turning the town pink this week in support of Cancer Research UK. Burghley Park and Peterborough Ladies Fundraising Group are marking 50 years of fundraising.
Christmas cards for charity
Christmas begins at St. John's Church in Stamford today with the opening of Cards for Good Causes.
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Sarah Mclachlan
Thought I'd Died And Gone To Heaven
Bryan Adams
Die With A Smile
Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars