Rutland's new youth space has officially been named The Base. The announcement follows a public consultation process where young people helped choose the official name for the facility.
The new youth space is part of the Living Well Rutland initiative and is ready to open its doors. It is scheduled to officially launch on Monday 21 September 2026.
In other news from Rutland County Council, the Local Link project is making excellent progress. This initiative aims to improve the integration of health and care services, creating a modern home for adult social care and public health services.
Overnight resurfacing works are planned for London Road in Uppingham, taking place from 28 September to 9 October 2026. The council is also continuing its annual canvass to ensure the electoral register remains up to date, with door-knocking now underway.
Residents are invited to help shape Rutland's new local plan through a public consultation that has been launched. Additionally, all council-owned car parks will offer free parking on 9 September 2026 to mark Rutland Day.
A statement from Council Leader Christine Wise was released regarding the government's review of the Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) programme. Residents are also encouraged to have their say on the future of Rutland transport, with a draft local transport plan outlining the council’s long-term vision.
Rutland has joined the National Parking Platform, offering drivers more choice and flexibility through participating parking apps.
