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Police name man found dead in Market Overton A 49-year-old man who was found dead in Market Overton on Friday has been named as Max Wilson.

Gardeners on alert after beetle found PEOPLE in Langham have had their gardens searched after an Asian beetle that could ravage trees in the area was found at the village school.

Voluntary groups face funding cuts VOLUNTARY groups are being asked where they can save money by council officials.

Council faces £3m funding cut RUTLAND County Council will have its funding cut by almost £3m over the coming year.

Hospital unit saved from axe

Cuts won't hit plan for new school

Farmers call for ban on Chinese lanterns

County college moves forward

Base's future put under spotlight

All aboard for new bus service

Two officers join Rutland police force

Police step up patrols to stop village vandals

Three hurt in four-car crash

Money will provide access to learning and transport

Mixed feelings on car park plan

Schools show interest in academy bid

County faces £500,000 cuts

Farmers 'bring home the bacon' from show

Elderly woman has £700 stolen

Hippo is snatched after just two days

Oakham traders urged to link up to beat credit crunch

Prison applies to build three new cell blocks

Tesco petition hits 1,400 mark

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