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Plans submitted for new museum in Rutland

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Plans submitted for £7.5m transformation of Rutland County Museum

Rutland County Museum could be transformed into a modern museum and cultural centre featuring new galleries, a café, theatre and immersive digital displays under ambitious plans now submitted for approval. Plans to secure the long-term future of Rutland County Museum have reached a major milestone, with formal planning applications submitted for the refurbishment and extension of the historic site in Oakham. The project is supported by £6m of capital investment from Rutland County Council and a further £1.5m from the Government’s Local Regeneration Fund. If approved, the redevelopment would create a considerably larger cultural attraction capable of hosting exhibitions, performances, workshops, school visits and community events throughout the year. Construction is expected to begin in March 2027, subject to planning...

Alicia Kearns MP’s petition opposing the Government’s local government reorganisation proposals

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Alicia takes action against unpopular reorganisation proposals

Thousands of residents have backed a petition opposing local government reorganisation that would abolish Rutland County Council, move several Harborough...

Vote for the grounds of Burghley House in the Historic Houses Garden of the Year competition, 2026.

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Vote for Burghley House: Historic Houses Garden of the Year 2026

The gardens of Burghley House are undoubtedly spectacular, and if you agree, now’s the time to cast your vote, as...

Bottle of Dom Perignon champagne with a vineyard view

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Inside LVMH: The Story Behind the World’s Great Luxury Brands

Next year will represent 100 years since maison Champagne Mercier gifted something rather special to the happy couple, Francine Durant-Mercier...

Maxi skirt style from www.meandem.com

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Maxi Skirts 2026: How to Style the Summer’s Biggest Trend

Maxi skirts are dominating summer wardrobes again this year — here’s how to wear the trend, and where to shop...

Aerial view of the Spirit C72 luxury sailing yacht under sail

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Best British Luxury Yacht Brands to Know in 2026

From a Spirit sailing yacht with a Bond-film pedigree to a motor yacht brand built just down the road in...

Sarah Harding with daughter Alice at Sarah Harding Interiors, Uppingham, Rutland

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Sarah Harding Interiors: 25 Years Designing Rutland Homes

From a town-centre showroom in Uppingham, Sarah Harding has spent 25 years transforming homes across Rutland and beyond, with a...

Hundreds of yachts race across the Solent during Cowes Week. Photographer: Paul Wyeth - pwpictures.com

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Cowes Week 2026: A Regatta With a Rutland Connection

From Saturday 1st to Friday 7th August, Cowes Week celebrates its bicentenary — 200 years of world-class yacht racing, waterfront...

An osprey at Rutland Water. The Rutland Osprey Project has a success throughout its 30 year history.

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Rutland Water at 50: Inside the Wildlife Trust’s Remarkable Triple Anniversary

Seventy years of the Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust, fifty years of Rutland Water Nature Reserve and thirty years of...

Mat Carter, Chief Executive of Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

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Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust

This summer marks a remarkable milestone for Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust. In 2026, the organisation celebrates 70 years since...

The Pride team

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Celebrating 25 Years of Pride Magazines

The people, personalities and passion behind 25 years of the luxury lifestyle magazine Twenty-five years in business is a milestone...

Oakham's Queen Elizabeth II statue

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Remembering Queen Elizabeth II

Last month Rutland remembered Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on what would have been her 100th birthday, with a moving...

Nevill Holt Festival. Image: Kieran Vyas Photography

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Nevill Holt Festival 2026

This summer, over 25,000 people are expected to enjoy 60 different events at the 2026 Nevill Holt Festival. From opera...

James Hanbury with Hugh Vere Nicoll and Joss Hanbury.

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What is Wild Rutland?

A full planning application has been submitted for the creation of an ambitious nature-inspired tourism destination covering 1,000 acres. Wild Rutland...

Paula and Martin Brunt have returned from an epic 2,500 miles adventure.

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It’s Better to Travel: Paula and Martin Brunt

According to the old saying, it’s better to travel than to arrive. In fact, sometimes the journey – rather than...

Joseph Valante

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Who is Joseph Valente?

What a difference a decade makes. At 15, expelled from school. At 25, taking the top job after an appearance...

Image: Ashley Hicks.

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Telling the Story of Burghley

A brand new book telling the story of Burghley House offers a beautifully presented guide to Stamford’s Elizabethan country house....

Tim Sexton, Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

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Wildlife in Rutland

Next year will mark some significant milestones for those involved in conservation in Rutland. The Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust...

Julia Bradbury – Hack Yourself Healthy.

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Hack Yourself Healthy with Julia Bradbury

Julia Bradbury has spent much of her career coaxing us out of our living rooms and into landscapes that can...

Ros Canter. Photo: Libby Law Photography

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The Burghley Horse Trials 2025

Back to Burghley this month with world-class riders and horses offering a thrilling spectacle, and the usual combination of luxury...

Adam Frost, image by Sarah Cuttle.

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Gardening in Rutland

This month’s Rutland Flower Show from 15th-17th August is sponsored by Gates Garden Centre, with special guest Adam Frost appearing...

North Luffenham Hall.

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Gardens to visit in Rutland

This month sees the reopening of a rather special Rutland garden. The six acres of formal gardens surrounding Luffenham Hall...

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