This next offering from the North Luffenham Fun Club takes place on 16th May 2026 from 7.00pm in the North Luffenham School Hall.
The Race Night proved an amazing success with many lucky winners. Great fun was had by all and so many of you gave rave reviews. (Thank you all so much!) I know some of you wanted tickets and missed out, which was such a shame as those who came had a brilliant evening of fun and merriment. So make sure you get your tickets in plenty of time for this next fun packed evening.
The ability to dance is far from high up on the list of requirements! A fantastic band and caller will be on hand to guide us all through the evening. I have never met anyone who is not keen to “strip the willow” given half a chance!
Tickets are on sale now from the usual sources so forget your inner ying and yang and let out your suppressed yee and hah on 16th May!
Chip van will be at the usual spot in the village this evening: 📍 Pinfold Close ⏰ 6:30pm – 7:15pm Serving fresh, hot fish & chips — perfect for Good Friday! 🐟🍟
Margaret Jones, long standing resident of North Luffenham, has sadly passed away. There will be a funeral service for her at the Church at 2pm on Friday 5th June.
Everyone who knew her is welcome and there will be a get-together at The Fox afterwards.
This Post will expire at 4:58pm on Saturday June 6th, 2026.
Rutland County Council has confirmed that free travel on the Rutland Callconnect network will be extended for a further 12 months, until 31 March 2027.
If you would like to know more about Callconnect, please visit the Rutland bus website at www.rutlandbuses.info
We’ve recently received complaints about dog fouling around the village, particularly on footpaths and public areas.
We’d like to remind all dog owners that it is your responsibility to clean up after your dog and dispose of waste appropriately. Dog fouling is unpleasant, poses a health risk, and affects everyone who lives in and visits our community.
Please ensure you always carry bags when walking your dog and use the bins provided — or take it home if needed.
Let’s all do our part to keep our village clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone.
There have been several people seen with dogs off their leads in fields around the village with grazing sheep.
As a reminder, we are in lambing season and dogs should not be allowed off the lead in fields that have livestock in them (or will do in the future)
Also all dog poo should be picked up in fields, as there is a risk to sheep of infection with fatal diseases (Gid and Sheep Measles) carried in dog faeces.