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Mercury Business Awards 2020 winners finally get their trophies

Mercury Business Awards 2020 winners finally get their trophies The winners of our Mercury Business Awards for 2020 finally have their hands on their unique trophies. Each of our 11 winners received a trophy made from slate kindly supplied by Clipsham Stone Cutting Company, and wood supplied by Viking Signs. And coincidentally, Susie Nottingham who runs Clipsham Stone Cutting Company with husband Martin, was able to see one of the trophies being handed over after she arrived for a takeaway at The March Hare Bakery and Tea Rooms as owner Amy Roberts was being photographed outside! Gallery1 Due to Covid-19 restrictions many of our sponsors were unable to make the presentations so Mercury editor Kerry Coupe had the honour of delivery the trophies in a covid-secure way.

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Rutland s Rosie Makes Jam is on a mission to share her love of preserving with online workshops

Rutland s Rosie Makes Jam is on a mission to share her love of preserving with online workshops
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Rutland and Stamford Sound gets off to a great start as new community radio station

Rutland and Stamford Sound gets off to a great start as new community radio station Published: 16:00, 12 March 2021 A new community radio station was so popular with listeners that many couldnât tune in on the first day! Rutland and Stamford Sound launched on Friday, March 5, but the first couple of hours were hampered by technical issues, ably dealt with by breakfast show host Rob Persani. These issues though were actually caused by the number of people logging onto listen - and when they found out they were struggling - trying several other devices, which added to the teething problems. Rob Persani, the breakfast presenter of Rutland and Stamford Sound

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