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An MP has set out her plans for returning to parliament after the summer break.
The headmaster of a school has paid tribute to a teacher who died suddenly.
Housing targets in Rutland could more than double under the new Labour government’s plans, according to the county council’s leader.
A school teacher who was elected to local government last year has died.
A town will have a brighter Christmas this year with new LED lights.
A grassroots junior sports club celebrated its founding fathers as it marked half a century of football on Saturday.
Cafe owners are preparing to open a fourth branch of their business.
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Rutland teenager set a new English best previously held by Team GB butterfly swimmer Jacob Peters.
Fawcett finishes with six-wicket haul to help Bourne to victory.
All-round efforts from Cox help Uppingham to sparkle.
Young Rutland side provide plenty of positives in opening week of the season.
Disabled sailor tackles the unpredictable Loch Venacher for what was a spectacular two days of racing.
Uppingham’s second team remain in the mix for league title triumph.
Challenging pre-season for Rutland side ahead of league opener.
Representation is secured in the Northants Women's Bowling Federation's champion of champions women's singles competition.
For those who aren’t at Burghley on Saturday afternoon, live entertainment is available for a much lower price.
A popular annual event, which organisers have been working on since January, is set to take place this weekend.
A rock festival got off to a sunny start and has plenty more music planned for the weekend.
The Defender Burghley Horse Trials is underway, with thousands of people at the event.
The amazing aspects of rural life will be showcased this weekend as a community hosts its annual village show and tractor run.
As someone who had their first beer back when professional sportspeople necked pints on TV, I can remember the golden age of alcohol adverts.
A ‘letters to loved ones’ post box has been installed for family and friends to send messages to those who have died.
A popular market is set to host its biggest event yet, after receiving ‘great’ demand.
Dining for one can be fun and delicious as reporter Jenny Beake proved in this funky bar and restaurant.
Join us on a stroll down memory lane and take a look at these photos and stories from our archives.
