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Research participation sees local raise money for top kidney charity

Research participation sees local raise money for top kidney charity

Ian Exton uses battle against chronic kidney disease as a way to raise money for charity

New Year, new you: Rutland ranks second as place with best chances of keeping resolutions

New Year, new you: Rutland ranks second as place with best chances of keeping resolutions

New Year, new you: Rutland ranks second as place with best chances of keeping resolutions

From exercising to relaxing more, Care.com discovered where in England it’s easiest to stick to your health resolutions

More than 140 new ambulances for East Midlands Ambulance Service before the end of March

More than 140 new ambulances for East Midlands Ambulance Service before the end of March

More than 140 new ambulances for East Midlands Ambulance Service before the end of March

East Midlands Ambulance Service is also investing in extra clinical staff

Project to support girls off to a flying start

Project to support girls off to a flying start

Project to support girls off to a flying start

Project helps girls to stay in school

The future looks brighter for Layla

The future looks brighter for Layla

The future looks brighter for Layla

Layla has always longed to keep up with her friends and siblings and thanks to a life-changing operation she is on her way

Carers offered advice and support at annual event

Carers offered advice and support at annual event

Carers offered advice and support at annual event

Rutland County Council is inviting carers in the area to attend its annual Carers Rights Day later this month

Huge grant awarded to support young people's mental health in Rutland

Huge grant awarded to support young people's mental health in Rutland

Huge grant awarded to support young people's mental health in Rutland

A grant of almost £500,000 has been handed to Rutland by the Big Lottery Fund to support young people's mental health

Inspiring deaf Stamford teenager Beatrice Cadman overjoyed by top award

Inspiring deaf Stamford teenager Beatrice Cadman overjoyed by top award

Inspiring deaf Stamford teenager Beatrice Cadman overjoyed by top award

Inspirational deaf Stamford schoolgirl Beatrice Cadman is thrilled after winning a top communication skills award

Former chief executive to speak at Friends of Stamford Hospital meeting

Former chief executive to speak at Friends of Stamford Hospital meeting

Former chief executive to speak at Friends of Stamford Hospital meeting

Annual lecture will be held next week and all are welcome

Stamford Hospital heroes are recognised for work

Stamford Hospital heroes are recognised for work

Stamford Hospital heroes are recognised for work

Staff from Stamford Hospital celebrated their achievements at North West Anglia NHS Trust’s Outstanding Achievement Awards

Uppingham woman's commitment to health in Rutland rewarded

Uppingham woman's commitment to health in Rutland rewarded

Uppingham woman's commitment to health in Rutland rewarded

Jennifer Fenelon had a long career in the health industry but has continued to champion local services during her retirement

Council looks to recruit more personal assistants

Council looks to recruit more personal assistants

Council looks to recruit more personal assistants

A drop-in event is being held on October 22 to provide people with information about the role

Hospital trust made more than £1m from charging staff to park

Hospital trust made more than £1m from charging staff to park

Hospital trust made more than £1m from charging staff to park

Unite slammed the "scandalous" figures, which it said amounted to a "tax on hard-pressed" employees

Hero teacher saves stricken husband’s life

Hero teacher saves stricken husband’s life

Hero teacher saves stricken husband’s life

A Rutland teacher who performed CPR to save her stricken husband after he suffered a cardiac arrest is urging everyone to learn life-saving skills

Patients back move to reduce prescriptions for minor conditions

Patients back move to reduce prescriptions for minor conditions

Patients back move to reduce prescriptions for minor conditions

GPs will no longer provide prescriptions for medications and treatments which are available to buy over the counter

Call for support in dealing with PTSD

Call for support in dealing with PTSD

Call for support in dealing with PTSD

Retired college lecturer is looking to set up recovery centres around the country including in Rutland

Life-changing chance for Layla

Life-changing chance for Layla

Life-changing chance for Layla

A schoolgirl will be given a new lease of life after hearing she qualifies for life-changing surgery

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