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Library service could be moved to another location

Library service could be moved to another location

The doors of Ryhall’s existing library should be shut and the service moved to another location, the county council is recommending.
Learn how to save a life - for free

Learn how to save a life - for free

People unsure how to save a life in an emergency are urged to attend a free CPR training session at a GP surgery.
Who is your health hero?

Who is your health hero?

People who have visited hospital recently are being asked to nominate their ‘health hero’.
Gypsy caravan park planned for village

Gypsy caravan park planned for village

Travellers who are currently dependent on roadside and unauthorised camping have submitted plans for a caravan park.
Allergy campaign in memory of Benedict, 5, continues to make schools safer

Allergy campaign in memory of Benedict, 5, continues to make schools safer

The mother of a five-year-old boy who died after an allergic reaction is pushing forward with a campaign to make schools safer.

‘We will do everything we can to bring our cat Tinkerbell home’

‘We will do everything we can to bring our cat Tinkerbell home’

‘We will do everything we can to bring our cat Tinkerbell home’

A couple are asking for help to fund lifesaving surgery for their cat which was seriously injured in a hit and run.

Supermarket giant fights for the right to build store

Supermarket giant fights for the right to build store

Supermarket giant fights for the right to build store

Signs welcoming people to a town may help undo attempts to block a new supermarket.

Bookies reveal who they think will be Greater Lincolnshire’s first mayor

Bookies reveal who they think will be Greater Lincolnshire’s first mayor
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Bookies reveal who they think will be Greater Lincolnshire’s first mayor

Dame Andrea Jenkyns is currently the bookies’ favourite to win the first-ever mayoral election for Greater Lincolnshire.

Voters ‘shouldn’t be surprised’ if turnout for mayor and county elections are low

Voters ‘shouldn’t be surprised’ if turnout for mayor and county elections are low
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Voters ‘shouldn’t be surprised’ if turnout for mayor and county elections are low

Will the public be interested enough to head to the polls and have their say on election day?

Boost for patients’ mood and mobility

Boost for patients’ mood and mobility

Boost for patients’ mood and mobility

From exercising with inflatable beach balls to sipping tea in the garden – hospital patients are benefiting from a range of activities.

Person hit by lorry in town centre

Person hit by lorry in town centre

Person hit by lorry in town centre

A pedestrian has been injured after being hit by a lorry in a town centre crash.

Tickets on sale for horse trials

Tickets on sale for horse trials

Tickets are on sale for Defender Burghley Horse Trials - and there will be a fresh look to the famous cross-country course.
‘Not only does farm theft impact farmers’ businesses, but so often their mental health as their farm is both their home and business’

‘Not only does farm theft impact farmers’ businesses, but so often their mental health as their farm is both their home and business’

Rutland and Stamford’s MP is attempting to get rural crime a higher profile in the Government's new crime and policing bill.
Controversial king to make an appearance in town

Controversial king to make an appearance in town

An embodiment of King Richard III will appear for the 550th anniversary of a historic venue.
Dream come true for villagers as pub reopens

Dream come true for villagers as pub reopens

A first-time pub owner hopes to bring back the heart of the village to its former glory.
TV couple reflect on show that changed their lives

TV couple reflect on show that changed their lives

A couple who found fame on BBC One’s Race Across the World will be joining the millions of households tuning into the new series tonight.
Leader defends authority’s £469 million debt
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Leader defends authority’s £469 million debt

The county council leader defended the authority's £469 million debt - arguing that without borrowing, major new developments wouldn't be possible.

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Youth players progress through pathway after successful season

Youth players progress through pathway after successful season

Reserves win second successive promotion as young players have pivotal role.
Finals night provides a unique moment in club’s history

Finals night provides a unique moment in club’s history

Long-serving club stalwarts hand out the prizes after announcing their retirements.
Stamford set their sights on moving closer to terrific trophy treble

Stamford set their sights on moving closer to terrific trophy treble

Double winners are hoping to add more silverware to a super season.
Stamford boss apologies to the fans after derby day mauling

Stamford boss apologies to the fans after derby day mauling

Daniels drop out of the play-off places after five-goal away loss.
Spalding send Stamford out of the play-off places after derby day victory

Spalding send Stamford out of the play-off places after derby day victory

Emphatic victory for the Tulips hits rivals’ bid for a top five finish.
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Emotional Torvill and Dean return to home county for last dance

Emotional Torvill and Dean return to home county for last dance

A visibly emotional Torvill and Dean thanked their home county as they took to the ice for a final skate.
A weekend of wonder that made me feel like a duchess for a day
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A weekend of wonder that made me feel like a duchess for a day

After a whirlwind of acrobatics and laughter, I found myself in an entirely different scenario as I explored the grounds and the castle itself.
Patriotic stage show to mark 80 years since Second World War ended

Patriotic stage show to mark 80 years since Second World War ended

A spectacular stage show celebrating 80 years since the end of the Second World War is coming to a town theatre.
The perfect spot to enjoy fresh food on a sunny day

The perfect spot to enjoy fresh food on a sunny day

Over a glorious bank holiday weekend, a friend and I stumbled across some of the best and freshest food I’ve had in a long time.
Who will wear the Flower Parade crown?

Who will wear the Flower Parade crown?

Don’t miss out on this glamorous event which will see the towns’ next ‘royal’ ambassadors crowned in time for a popular parade.
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Business

Travel agent to close… but bookings are safe

Travel agent to close… but bookings are safe

A high street travel agent has announced it is closing a branch ‘with a sad heart’.
Factory site listed for sale at £3.5million

Factory site listed for sale at £3.5million

A major industrial site has been listed for sale for more than £3.5million following confirmation that the factory will close by the end of June.
New owners take on dental practice

New owners take on dental practice

New owners are taking over a dental practice in a town.
Consultation launched on 900 hectare solar farm proposals

Consultation launched on 900 hectare solar farm proposals

Residents will be able to have their say on early designs of a massive solar farm which is due to be built on fields surrounding a number of villages.
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Lifestyle

The perfect spot to enjoy fresh food on a sunny day

The perfect spot to enjoy fresh food on a sunny day

Over a glorious bank holiday weekend, a friend and I stumbled across some of the best and freshest food I’ve had in a long time.
Then and now: European supermarket chain had branch in town

Then and now: European supermarket chain had branch in town

A former supermarket advertised in the newspaper in the 1970s.
A pub where you can bank on dogs getting top billing

A pub where you can bank on dogs getting top billing

“Dog’s welcome. People tolerated.”
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