Rutland & Stamford Mercury

Rutland & Stamford Mercury The Rutland and Stamford Mercury has been bringing the news to people in the Stamford, Bourne, Deepings and Rutland areas for 300 years.

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It is part Iliffe Media, an independent, family owned publisher. The Rutland & Stamford Mercury comes out on Friday every week, so make sure to pick up your copy. Keep up-to-date with breaking news in your area at www.stamfordmercury.co.uk. To contact our newsdesk call 01780 758951.

đŸ¶ Madeleine is hoping for success at one of the world’s largest and most prestigious dog shows
23/02/2025

đŸ¶ Madeleine is hoping for success at one of the world’s largest and most prestigious dog shows

A woman is looking forward to competing at one of the world’s largest and most prestigious dog shows.

'Running the marathon is a bit of a bucket list thing for me'
23/02/2025

'Running the marathon is a bit of a bucket list thing for me'

Butcher Ben Tindale will be swapping the chopping block for the starting blocks later this year when he takes part in his first marathon.

Everyone loves a quiz!
22/02/2025

Everyone loves a quiz!

Put your knowledge to the test every weekend with our Saturday Social online challenge.

Some helpful advice from Citizens Advice
22/02/2025

Some helpful advice from Citizens Advice

This month, South Lincolnshire Citizens Advice answers a question about preparing for a holiday abroad.

What do you think of the plans?
22/02/2025

What do you think of the plans?

Plans for three Battery Energy Storage Systems taking up a total of 50 acres of land have been approved.

Have a look at this lovely family home
22/02/2025

Have a look at this lovely family home

Positioned on an elevated plot in a sought-after cul-de-sac stands this extensive six-bedroom detached family home.

A parish council is looking into the benefits of adding CCTV to a village
22/02/2025

A parish council is looking into the benefits of adding CCTV to a village

Councillors are looking into the possibility of more CCTV cameras in a village.

A housing association has defended its decision to cut back a garden hedgerow
22/02/2025

A housing association has defended its decision to cut back a garden hedgerow

A housing association has defended its decision to cut back a garden hedgerow.

The MP reflects on a busy few weeks...
22/02/2025

The MP reflects on a busy few weeks...

It has been a very busy couple of weeks for our constituency and parliament, writes an MP.

Plans to build a new garage site will not result in a loss of green space
22/02/2025

Plans to build a new garage site will not result in a loss of green space

Plans to build new council houses on a garage site will not result in the total loss of a public green space.

A new book project aims to encourage people ‘not to judge a book by its cover’
22/02/2025

A new book project aims to encourage people ‘not to judge a book by its cover’

A new book project aims to encourage people ‘not to judge a book by its cover’.

Where is the missing ÂŁ120m?
22/02/2025

Where is the missing ÂŁ120m?

Lincolnshire County Council has branded local government funding “not fit for purpose,” claiming it misses out on £120m per year.

Floods to be seen as computer simulation
21/02/2025

Floods to be seen as computer simulation

A drainage chief has welcomed the news that the Environment Agency will look at the modelling which led to the closure of a pumping station.

“It was a one-in-a-million accident"
21/02/2025

“It was a one-in-a-million accident"

An engineer came close to death after an exploding spray can pierced his eyeball.

Big changes will be made to the look of the bar
21/02/2025

Big changes will be made to the look of the bar

Renovation plans which will enable a pub with a ‘slightly chequered history’ to flourish have been approved.

Useful or scary?
21/02/2025

Useful or scary?

A smart OpenAI tool that can online shop for you and even book restaurants has launched in the UK.

News from up the road
21/02/2025

News from up the road

A public meeting will be held next week for residents to voice their opinions on a major 4,000-home redevelopment of a former military barracks.

Does your dentist have any NHS appointments?
21/02/2025

Does your dentist have any NHS appointments?

Lincolnshire NHS dentists have been told to make 12,000 extra emergency appointments available to combat the county’s reputation as a dental desert.

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The Rutland & Stamford Mercury, part of independent publisher Iliffe Media, comes out on Friday every week, so make sure to pick up your copy. Keep up to date with breaking news in your area at www.stamfordmercury.co.uk. To contact our newsdesk call 01780 758951.

Our editorial team comprises editor Kerry Coupe, news editor Suzanne Moon, reporters Maddy Baillie and Andrea Scholes, and sports editor James Bedford.