Step into the Shadows Rutland Arts Theatre Society Brings The Haunting of Hill House to Uppingham, Friday, 16th October & Saturday, 17th October 2026

Step into the Shadows Rutland Arts Theatre Society Brings The Haunting of Hill House to Uppingham

Get ready for an eerie evening of suspense and psychological terror as the Rutland Arts Theatre Society presents its upcoming production of The Haunting of Hill House.   

Adapted for the stage by F. Andrew Leslie from Shirley Jackson’s iconic gothic horror novel, this spine-chilling story promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.  

"I don't stay after I set out dinner. Not after it begins to get dark. I leave before the dark comes." Mrs. Dudley  

Event & Show DetailsVenue: Uppingham Town Hall 

 
Dates: Friday, 16th October & Saturday, 17th October 2026  

 
Times: Doors open at 7:00 PM for a 7:30 PM start   

Age Guidance: 14+   

Tickets are priced at £15 each and can be purchased through several options:   

Online: Available at wegottickets.com   

In Person (Cash Only):

Falcon Hotel, Uppingham   

Oakham Wines   

This amateur production is presented by kind arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

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Rutland Showground Religious event will vacate site on Friday says Rutland County Council

Rutland Showground event will vacate site on Friday says Rutland County Council

Rutland County Council has clarified a decision by multi-agency partners that the Light and Life event will close on Thursday (24 June 2021) and the site will be vacated on Friday (25 June 2021) as originally planned by the event organisers. 

The Council has reviewed the event plans and risk assessments and made recommendations to the event organisers for improvements to the running of the event. 

Councillor Oliver Hemsley, Leader of Rutland County Council, explains: “This is not an ideal situation, and we are certainly not happy that we have had to retrofit processes to ensure the safe running of this event for attendees and our community. 

“We have two main issues that the Council and its partners, particularly the Police, are currently handling. The first being the safe running of the event, including ensuring it is operated within Covid-19 regulations and that traffic, noise and waste is managed appropriately. 

“The second is around a small, yet significantly impactful group of attendees which have chosen to disrespect our community. As a result, the Council and Police are having to manage the immediate impact of these attendees and will continue to do so to protect our community until the site is vacated on Friday.

“Allowing the site to be vacated on Friday, as originally planned by the event organisers, means the Council and its partners can develop and put in place plans to enable the safe departure of all attendees, minimising impact on our roads and infrastructure, ensuring attendees move on to their next destination, whether home or another event, without delay.”

In the meantime, residents, businesses and road users who have any concerns or information to report should follow the advice of Leicestershire Police - visit https://www.leics.police.uk/ro/report/ quoting reference Log 186 of 19 June 2021 or to call 101.

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The East Coast Upgrade Friday 4th June 2021 Major Changes to Services at London Kings Cross 5th & 6th June No Trains

The East Coast Upgrade Friday 4th June 2021 Major Changes to Services at London Kings Cross 5th & 6th June No Trains 

Leicestershire Appeal following fatal collision in Tickencote, Rutland, Friday

Appeal following double fatal in Tickencote

Crime number: LEP-051214-0278

Officers from East Midlands Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for witnesses after a fatal collision in Tickencote.

The collision occurred at about 1.25pm yesterday (Friday December 5) in Empingham Lane, Tickencote, Rutland and involved a blue Peugeot 206 and a single decker bus.

The driver and passenger in the car, two girls aged 17 and 18, received fatal injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver and eight passengers in the bus received superficial injuries.

Detective Constable 1761 Pete Davies said: “The car was travelling along Empingham Lane towards Empingham and the bus was travelling in the opposite direction towards Tickencote when the collision occurred.

“We would like to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the collision or saw either vehicle beforehand to contact us."

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BBC Children in Need, Friday, November 15th and this year BBC East Midlands Today is holding its event at Nottingham Tennis Centre.

BBC Children in Need, Friday, November 15th and this year BBC East Midlands
Today is holding its event at Nottingham Tennis Centre.
There will be lots of fun family activities and live broadcast -
presented by BBC East Midlands Today's Anne Davies.

The event is free and is from 6-9.30pm.

Anne and Pudsey went to have a look around and look who they bumped into -
former British tennis player Greg Rusedski.

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Oakham School, Rutland, Derby Demolition, Friday, Photographs

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Almost finished, but not completed Friday as I was told at the beginning of the week.



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Jo Caulfield - Better the Devil You Know Friday October 5th at 7:30pm in Uppingham Theatre

Jo Caulfield - Better the Devil You Know Friday October 5th at 7:30pm in Uppingham Theatre

The minute Jo Caulfield hits the stage you know you’re in for a good time. Recently seen on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow,Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Mock the Week, Have I Got New for Youand The Apprentice, You’re Fired! Expect razor-sharp observation and scandalous one-liners as Funniest Woman 2010 Jo discusses irritating girlfriends, saying the ‘wrong thing’, Reality TV, humiliating herself in public, badly behaved friends and disastrous relationships "Sharp witted urban comedy that goes down a treat. Like a sociology text-book, but with jokes." - The Times "Incapable of doing a bad show, so sharp is her wit and so in tandem is it with her mischievous mind." - The Scotsman All Tickets £12.00 www.uppthearts.co.uk

Buy The Book Oakham High Street Closing Down Friday

Buy The Book, Oakham High Street, Closing Down, Friday