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This detached family home set in an idyllic countryside location is ready for new owners to move in immediately.
A head teacher has announced he is leaving to take up a new role.
A pub-restaurant with a Nepalese theme will close at the end of the month.
A village has lost its bid to have an open space turned into a village green.
A new mayor and deputy have been selected to represent their town.
A billionaire from the Stamford area has featured on a list of Britain’s richest people.
A new neighbourhood plan will move closer to completion at an extraordinary meeting next week.
A summer water park has reopened with 20 new inflatables in a ‘thrill-seeker’ zone.
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Reform deputy leader Richard Tice went on to claim next year’s Holyrood election was between his party and the SNP.
David Chester and firefighters Jennie Logan and Martyn Sadler died after the fire at Bicester Motion on Thursday.
‘I witnessed the caring side of our sailors as well as incredible teamwork to save these helpless animals’, said Lieutenant Nathan Boal.
The former first minister accused the Prime Minister of a ‘very deliberate dog whistle’.
Success for junior team from the Stamford and Rutland club.
Barnack begin top flight campaign with home victory.
Race started and finished in Oakham town centre for the first time.
Long-serving club stalwarts hand out the prizes after announcing their retirements.
Two Saturday successes and narrow defeat 24 hours later for Rutland club.
Successful school side has classic blend of youth and experience with an international flavour.
Ladies record five successive victories to land league title.
Ladies land league cup crown as Zina plays a starring role.
The Saturday Social is back with 13 trivia questions on everything from music to motorways.
A family fun day has helped raise vital funds for charity – and organisers say they are ‘overwhelmed’ by the positive response.
A good day out in the pub often boils down to being in the right place at the right time. And I think I’ve struck gold.
Discover an array of handmade treasures and more at this popular event – described by organisers as an ‘oasis of creativity’ you won’t want to miss.
A picnic, classic car display, live music and fairground rides will be among the attractions at a town’s summer gathering.
The Non-Conformist churches of the town used to gather for their Whitsuntide walk and service in the Market Place.
It’s important to keep your dog cool in the summer. Here’s how to do it…
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