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A council’s new flagship on-demand bus service has been hit with technical issues ahead of its launch on Monday.
Cycling tuition for pupils will continue after a secondary school stepped in to run it.
A school which cares for boys with social, emotional and mental health difficulties has been praised for its work in transforming their lives.
A police and crime commissioner has said he is ‘very pleased’ with the way hate crime is being scrutinised.
A proposal to join Rutland with South Kesteven and South Holland districts was the overwhelming favourite at a public meeting.
A twinning association hopes to encourage new families and children to join its activities.
The premiere of a one-act play has scooped awards for a local director and actor.
Race for Life returns to Burghley Park near Stamford this year - but there will be some big changes.
From PR and digital support to restaurants, cafes, funeral directors and even garden centres, every business is doing its bit for the community.
While some warned of further uncertainty, others accused Ms Reeves of mismanaging public finances.
Rachel Reeves has received criticism from unions and political opponents after she cut welfare and squeezed Whitehall budgets in her spring statement.
The study of three emergency departments at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde health board also found an ‘unacceptable normalisation’ of corridor care.
The families’ lawyer Aamer Anwar called for a change to a ‘lack of accountability’ across the Scottish Prison Service.
Athlete ends final fixture on a high with medal placing at UK Inter-Counties event.
Rutland runner defies early injury setback to finish Tokyo race.
Rutland duo take the plaudits at Ring Wars event in Lincoln.
Trio are among the top three in their respective age groups.
Perfect conditions for the 110 entries at annual event hosted by Rutland Sailing Club.
School team has demonstrated exceptional skill and determination to reach last eight.
Club’s second teams are both celebrating promotion-winning seasons.
Mills nets six times as Ketton Sports win high-scoring clash.
When it comes to eating out, I’m a simple creature.
A world-class programme of music has been promised with the return of a three-day international festival.
A pop-up event will take place to encourage volunteers to help with a town’s major event.
It’s not every day you get the chance to do battle with a kung-fu vampire. But not everyone is home-town hero Danny Fear.
A group of talented youngsters are gearing up to perform their version of a popular film – which is bound to get your toes tapping and head banging.
Join us as we take another deep dive into the long history of Britain’s oldest continuously published newspaper.
Meat began to be imported to the UK from North America in the 1860s, but importation increased in the 1870s when refrigeration techniques improved.
There are 13 general knowledge questions to tackle in this week’s Saturday Social
The dates and locations have been announced for this year’s Red Arrows.
