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- 17th May 2008
Stamford Salon makes the final
Stamford's 'The Nail Boutique' was a finalist in the Customer Service Section of the Mercury Business Awards. Tina Dronkers, the owner, was nominated because of her habit of going beyond the call of duty and looking after h
- 14th May 2008
My Fair Lady at the Corn Exchange
Last week we saw Stamford Amatuer Musical Society present My Fair Lady at the Corn Exchange Theatre.
This production was a great success enjoying good audiences throughout the week. The costumes were terrific, especia
- 14th May 2008
At LAST the proliferation of pointless road signs is to be tackled in Rutland. Itʼs going to be done gradually as itʼs apparently quite expensive to get rid of them and fill the holes. Local MP Alan Duncan is in full support as heʼs been campaigning for
- 14th May 2008
- 14th May 2008
Has anyone visited TD's yet?by Diane WhitfieldTD's is the new French patisserie and tea/coffee shop in Stamford, situated in Broad Street. It's got great decor and a superb array of pastries. I popped in there the other day with my daughter, and we enjoyed
- 14th May 2008
Your local library, new hours
by Lorna Vibert
Bourne and Market Deeping libraries will have their opening hours reduced - but Stamford's will rise after the county council's major review. They say that the library network is no longer sustainable.
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- 14th May 2008
Pipeline extension and new lagoons for Rutland Water
by Lorna Vibert
A huge expansion project is now taking place around Rutland Water. Anglian Water need to extract 25% more water from the reservoir to satisfy demands from Peterborough, Milton Keynes
- 14th May 2008
Dangerous thefts of warning signs
by Lorna Vibert
You've probably noticed the speed warning signs dotted throughout Rutland recently. Mostly they re powered by solar panels, and they re often put up at traffic black spots, such as Glaston, Stoke Dry cr
- 12th April 2008