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There's plenty going on in the week ahead.

The cost of maintaining a proposed Queen Elizabeth II statue is already vexing townspeople.

The many people who walk the route of the Melton Navigation, which linked the town to the national canal network throughout the 1800s, are now being guided by hundreds of waymarkers.

Police have closed a major road in both directions and say it will be shut for some time.

The London Gin Club is set to join the Mr Fogg's group come summer, a village pub has been sold and other inns have reopened after makeovers costing thousands.

MORE than 150 pubs have disappeared for good so far this year, and dozens more are at risk of closure.Soaring energy costs, rising food bills and less

A range of stories from up to 200 years ago feature in this week's Mercury Memories.

Rutland columnist Allan Grey discusses Lanzarote president's views on tourists.

Sitting on a substantially sized plot on a popular road in Oakham is this detached family home.

Hundreds of people took part in an Easter procession following a large wooden cross.