Rutland phone box fitted with defibrillator
You can't make a phone call from it, but it could save your life. A phone box in Rutland is the latest to be fitted with a defibrillator.
Cold War missile sites given listed status
Two Cold War missile sites in Northamptonshire and Rutland have been given listed status.
Police review into murder 12 years ago
Police hope advances in forensic science over the last decade will help them solve the murder of a man found stabbed in his flat in Rutland.
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Claire's marathon fund-raiser
A woman from Rutland is preparing to hand cycle 400 miles from Nottingham to London.
Claire Lomas lost the use of her legs in an accident six years ago and last year became the first paraplegic to complete the London Marathon on foot. Now she hopes her journey will raise 50 thousand pounds for spinal research.
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Rutland phone box fitted with defibrillator
You can't make a phone call from it, but it could save your life. A phone box in Rutland is the latest to be fitted with a defibrillator.
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Inquest reopens into Red Arrow pilot's death
The inquest is due to resume today of a Red Arrows pilot from Rutland who died after performing at an air show last year.
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, 33 was killed when his Hawk T1 aircraft came down near Bournemouth Airport in Dorset on 20 August 2011.
The inquest was opened and adjourned later that month, and is due to resume from 10am today.
It is expected to last for up to two days.
Cold War missile sites given listed status
Two Cold War missile sites in Northamptonshire and Rutland have been given listed status.
Read the full storyPolice review into murder 12 years ago
Police hope advances in forensic science over the last decade will help them solve the murder of a man found stabbed in his flat in Rutland.
Read the full storyROADS: TINWELL ROAD, TINWELL, RUTLAND
A6121 Tinwell Road in both directions closed due to spillage of diesel and accident, two lorries involved between A1 Great North Road (Stamford / Tinwell Turn Off) and Roman Bank.
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Northampton marathon runner is Olympic Torchbearer
Mark May from Northampton carries the Olympic Torch through Oakham on Tuesday 3 July.
In the space of 2 years, Mark did 4 marathons around the world raising £5,000 for the Roy Castle Lung Foundation.
His nomination statement said: "Mark's positive attitude and uplifting spirit is a true asset and inspiration to us all. Despite a heavy work schedule, he always has time to deal with any enquiry and is never phased by anything despite work pressures."
Olympic torchbearers in the Anglia region on Day 46
26 torchbearers carried the Olympic Flame through the Anglia region on Tuesday 3 July on Day 46 of the relay.
Read the full storyThe Olympic Torch comes to Rutland and Cambridgeshire
Tuesday 3 July is Day 46 of the Olympic Torch relay and the flame goes by boat and train from Leicester to Peterborough.
Read the full storyRoute of the Olympic Torch on Tuesday 3 July
Day 46 of the Olympic Torch Relay on Tuesday 3 July starts outside the ITV Anglia region at the National Space Centre in Leicester. It passes through Quorn, Loughborough, Hoton, Wymeswold, Asfordby, Melton Mowbray and Langham before arriving at Rutland Water.
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From Whitwell Harbour, the torch takes to a boat to do a torch handover in the middle of Rutland Water before making landfall again at Normanton where a schools' Olympics sports day is being held.
The animated map below shows the rest of the route to Peterborough.
After Rutland Water, the torch goes to Uppingham and then through the historic market town of Stamford before stopping off at Burghley House where Seb Coe will watch the handover.
Then it's a steam train from Wansford to Orton Mere on the Nene Valley Railway before a trek into Peterborough and the evening celebration at The Embankment.
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