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More than 1,000 people got muddy during a fundraising event held for the first time in Rutland.
A market town has turned red and purple as a friendship group donned fancy hats and paraded through the centre.
A secondary school will continue to run a county-wide sports competition until a more sustainable funding model can be found.
Campaigners who have fought hard to save their library from the axe are celebrating after a council finally committed to keeping the building open.
A mum whose schoolboy son has had a kidney transplant after a three-year wait hopes he can begin to reclaim some of his lost childhood.
Our nature columnist writes about the birds that have a successful nesting season - and some that have not.
A local theatre production has been chosen to perform at a national festival after being judged as one of the UK’s best amateur plays this year.
Readers have shared their thoughts on what’s in the news.
Drainage chiefs say squeezed Government budgets could be leaving us vulnerable when our flood defences are a ‘worst state of repair’.
Proposed changes to the partnerships which plan and deliver health and care services would not be right for Lincolnshire, according to its mayor.
A library which has been under threat of closure will remain open ‘in its current form and from its existing premises’.
Just when you thought it was safe to go out again and that stuff had been sorted, writes Rutland columnist Allan Grey.
The leader of Rutland County Council writes about changes to waste collections.
MPs have voted to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales - how did your MP vote?
