There have been complaints from residents concerning cars parking on pavements. This can make it difficult for people who need to use mobility aids such as a wheelchair, and also for people with visual problems.

This year it will be held on Wednesday 16th September and will be a day trip to Cromer. There is also the option for individuals to book separately the summer season cabaret show at the end of the pier which starts at 2.30pm and finishes at 5pm.

This Post will expire at 2:47pm on Thursday September 17th, 2026.

Please accept our sincere apologies for the ongoing fire alarm on Sunday night and into the morning. Unlike our intruder alarm, the fire alarm requires personnel from our alarm company to attend the site to check for a fire and reset the alarm. After following up with them today it appears there was a personnel issue and the failsafe back up system did not kick in. They have apologised and have assured us that it will not happen again.

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Whoever has removed the stakes for the memorial, to be planted on The Oval, please return them.

Their removal has caused considerable distress to the family.

Card delivered to address on Kings Road in North Luffenham addressed to Bob and Zoe. There was no address as it was hand delivered.

Please contact: Matt.Marchant@sycamoremotorcycles.co.uk

Friday 15th May 7.30 St Peter’s Church, Barrowden

Bar. Doors open from 7.00.

Tickets £12 from Barrowden Community Shop

online at

wegottickets.com/event/696516/

or

Steve Preston 07754 118257
Chris Barrett 01572 747628

Proceeds to St Peter’s Church, Chancel Roof replacement.

Apologies as the previous should have mentioned that St. Peter’s Church is in Barrowden. The recital is on SATURDAY 18th April at 10.30.

Please see the attached document for all the activities and services provided by VAR.

There has been a comment that on the previous post the link did not work. If so, please try this link https://www.rutland.gov.uk/have-your-say/live-consultations/proposals-local-government-reorganisation-leicester-leicestershire-rutlandhttps://www.rutland.gov.uk/have-your-say/live-consultations/proposals-local-government-reorganisation-leicester-leicestershire-rutland or go to the RCC website and search for ‘Proposals for local government reorganisation in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland’

The firm emptying our roadside bins at the junction of Glebe Road and Lyndon Road, adjacent to The Jetties, report that it is constantly filled with cat litter. It has recently been emptied but once again is overflowing due to cat litter.

Cat litter should be put into the black bin and not roadside bins.

 The replacing of the 240 litre black bins with smaller 140 litre bins from Monday 2 March 2026 onwards. The process is simple and will coincide with your normal black bin collection day.

Just keep putting your black household waste bin out for collection, as normal. At some point in March, it will be emptied, taken away and replaced with your new, smaller black bin. This will be done all in one go, so that your old bin is emptied, removed and replaced at the same time, on a normal black bin collection day. RCC plan to complete all bin swaps by 30 March.

There have been reports that some of the smaller bins delivered today havef mis-shapen lids. 

The supplier and he has advised that the plastic has a memory and will settle and return to its right shape and that this can happen during storage and transportation. 

We are so excited to be presenting Handel’s Messiah for our Spring concert on Saturday
28th March at 7.30pm, Oakham School Chapel, Oakham. Rehearsals are now well under
way of this powerful and much loved work under the enthusiastic and expert leadership of
our musical director Jamie Conway. We will be joined by the Raikes Consort orchestra
together with professional soloists. This will be the biggest production Rutland Choral
Society has ever put on making this a stand out, not to be missed concert.
Jamie says “The Messiah is in many ways the pre-eminent choral masterpiece. I am so
excited to bring this story to life with the Rutland Choral Society. The choir has come on a
tremendous journey in the two and a half years I have been working with them, and they
perform with not only beautiful singing, but such meaning and a connection to the music and
libretto. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience all three parts of the Messiah
performed with the Raikes Consort and a top-rate team of soloists.”
Make sure you don’t miss out and get your tickets now priced £20 (under 16’s free) from
choir members or https://wegottickets.com/rutlandchoralsociety