Macmillan Cancer Support’s bright green bus will be in Lutterworth town centre next Thursday.

A blue heritage plaque has been unveiled at The Old House in Kibworth to mark the importance of two of its former residents, writer John Aikin and his sister, the poet and writer Anna Laetitia Barbauld.

Runners helped rescue a horse which was running free after its rider suffered a fall.

A campaign to beat bullying and to offer support and advice to victims is gaining pace and spreading its wings.

A man from Desborough is embarking on a mission to help people in Haiti.

Parishes in the Harborough district are to get a share of £250,000 to spend on projects to improve their communities.

A retired university lecturer from Market Harborough whose performance on the tennis court has been affected by his eye disease is urging people to get regular sight checks to spot early signs as part of a countywide awareness drive.

A special exhibition exploring the work of Sir Frank Whittle showed there is still plenty of interest in the aviation
pioneer more than 70 years after his jet engine first flew.

While the rain held off, around 1,500 people flooded the gates of a festival held in memory of a man who died in a collision while out cycling last year.

As predicted, Cllr Blake Pain was confirmed as the next leader of Harborough District Council last night (Monday).

Discard the winter woolies and inject some colour into your wardrobe with a women’s fashion show in Harborough today (Thursday).

A woman was airlifted to hospital after falling from a horse at Rockingham Castle.

Have a drink at a pop-up pub being set up in Harborough tomorrow (Friday).

Firefighters attended a home in Harborough to free a person who had become trapped in a bedroom.

Armed police were deployed in Market Harborough yesterday (Sunday) after reports of a gun shot being heard.

Macmillan Cancer Support’s bright green mobile information and support centre is coming to Harborough tomorrow (Tuesday).

So, I’m not a happy bunny (and no, that’s not just a turn of phrase, since I’m currently sporting my Easter get-up)....

The Mail is delighted to be helping to launch a fantastic new initiative that will help spark new business and further prosperity in the district.

I reckon taking weddings is the icing on the cake, with the church full of happy people. And this year I have 19, in eight different churches, as well as four wedding blessings at Hothorpe Hall.

A driver, who is not believed to be seriously injured, was taken to hospital after their car crashed through a six-foot wall into a garden.