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Rutland tip to reopen

Rutland County Council is preparing to reopen one of its tips but warns it's "not business as usual" and visitors should "be prepared to queue".

A councillor is condemning the behaviour of a small number of residents who have directed verbal abuse at waste crews while out collecting bins.

One of Rutland Water’s most popular attractions will return to the nature reserve imminently.

An eco shop will open next weekend to give shoppers access to more sustainable products.

A conservation project is celebrating International Women's Day.

Volunteers are urged to take pride in their town and join a monthly litter pick.

Head gardner at Burghley House, Joe Whitehead, gave a talk to the Rutland Group of the Hardy Plant Society.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Rutland’s alternative vision for development has been launched at a meeting.

Maggie Bentley is a familiar face in Stamford's High Street as part of Fridays for Future.

'Roots, Wings and Other Things', with Adam Frost from Gardener's World was launched in September last year.

The Rutland branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England is to discuss the newly-adopted county local plan at a public meeting.

Events to mark Fairtade Fortnight are being held in Oakham and Whissendine.

An estate agents is pledging to plant a tree for every house they sell in 2020.

A recycling bin which collects cans that will be turned into hospital helipads has been installed at a town’s car park.

The Stamford Extinction Rebellion group say 20 new members have signed up after a ‘Heading for Extinction’ talk.

The Daily Telegraph might suggest ‘few people have ever even heard of Rutland'’, but flourishing visitor numbers tell a different story.

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