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A farmer who raised animal welfare standards concerns over an ethical farming company using his land says his family feel ‘bruised’.
The number of fatalities on the county’s roads rose to an average of one per week last year.
The leader of Rutland County Council says she has had informal chats with the leader of neighbouring South Kesteven District Council about devolution.
A points failure is causing significant disruption to train services this morning (Thursday).
The unseen work of a prominent railway photographer has been published in a new book by his protogee.
Volunteers and shoppers have helped a county extend its long-running Fairtrade status into a third decade.
There are few clubs in which able-bodied carers can learn new skills alongside those they support.
A woman hopes to ‘connect with the community’ in her new barbershop.
A business owner who appeared on Dragons’ Den tonight secured a £50,000 investment for his football shirt business.
Councillors insist efforts to revitalise a town centre are not 'Groundhog Day,' but driven by renewed purpose and community involvement.
Police are investigating reports of a stolen BMW.
A man has denied a charge of murder after another man was found dead on a Spalding street.
Police have shut three shops as part of a clamp down on the sale of illegal cigarettes and vapes.
A police call handler who admitted passing on information to a suspect has been jailed.
Hospital bosses have apologised to patients and visitors who have faced difficulties with parking.
People are at their ‘wits' end’ waiting for improvements to dental services and deserve better, the boss of a health watchdog group has said.
Hospice staff are appealing for people's unwanted Christmas presents.
A stretch of the A1 will have closures in place for three months while safety works take place.
Police are warning drivers of ‘significant delays’ on the A1 northbound this afternoon after a crash between two lorries and a van.
A councillor has been accused of breaching their authority’s code of conduct after an investigation into their social media activity.
A village school has erected high fences after children escaped, raising safety concerns.
There’s a buzz around a village primary school which has been described as being ‘treasured by pupils and their families’ by Ofsted.
A headteacher is ‘exceptionally proud’ after their school received a glowing inspection.
A new project aims to position a historic house as the cornerstone of a town’s cultural offerings.
