Happy 2025 Rutland

 Happy 2025 Rutland

Oakham Resident Honoured in New Year's Honours List, Stanley Brathwaite, a Oakham resident, has been recognised for his outstanding service to Royal Air Force personnel and their families in the Kings New Year's Honours List.

Oakham Resident Honoured in New Year's Honours List

Stanley Brathwaite, a Oakham resident, has been recognised for his outstanding service to Royal Air Force personnel and their families in the Kings New Year's Honours List.   

Mr. Brathwaite, who has dedicated countless hours to supporting RAF personnel and their loved ones, has been awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE). This prestigious honour acknowledges his significant contributions to the well-being and support of those who serve in the Royal Air Force.

Tesco, Co-op, Lidl, Aldi, One Stop, New Years Eve and New Years Day, Opening Hours, Oakham and Uppingham Rutland 2024 - 2025

Co-op

83 Braunston Road

Oakham

Rutland

LE15 6LE

New Years Eve        07:00-22:00

New Years Day   07:00-22:00

Co-op
North Street East
Uppingham
Rutland
LE15 9QL

New Years Eve:    6am to 7pm

New Years Day:    10am to 7pm

Co-op
Burley Road,
Rutland, 

Oakham

LE15 7AA

New Years Eve       07:30-21:00

New Years Day       07:30-21:00

Lidl

Barleythorpe Road
Oakham

Rutland
LE15 6RQ

New Years Eve 31 December - 08:00 - 18:00

New Years Day 01 January - Closed

Aldi

Hackamore Way, 
Oakham
LE15 7FS

Tuesday 31st December, New Year’s Eve:  8am-6pm

Wednesday 1st January, New Year’s Day: CLOSED

Tesco Stores Ltd 

96 South Street

Oakham 

LE15 6BQ

New Year's Eve Tuesday 31 December 8 AM - 7 PM

New Year's Day Wednesday 1 January Closed

One Stop

Unit 2B 

Maresfield Rd 

Oakham

LE15 7FW

New Years Eve       10:00 - 22:00

New Years Day       10:00 - 22:00

One Stop

18-20 Churchill Road

Oakham 

Rutland 

LE15 6LH

New Years Eve        07:00 - 22:00

New Years Day        08:00 - 22:00

One Stop

32 High Street West

Uppingham 

Oakham

LE15 9QD

New Years Eve     07:00 - 22:00
New Years Day    09:00 - 19:00

Rutland Register Office Opening Times, This Week

Register Office

Please see below for availability:

Monday 30 December – Appointments available

Tuesday 31 December – Appointments available 

Wednesday 1 January – Closed 

Thursday 2 January – Appointments available 

Friday 3 January – Appointments available

Catmos St, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6HP

01572 758380

Rutland libraries are closed over the festive period.

Rutland libraries are closed over the festive period. 

Details as follows:

Ketton library: reopens on Thursday 2 January

Rhyall library: reopens on Thursday 2 January

Uppingham and Oakham libraries: reopens on Thursday 2 January

The Hub at Rutland Point Opens its Doors, Rutland Point, Glaston Road, Rutland LE15 9DL,

The Hub at Rutland Point Opens its Doors

Rutland Point, Glaston Road, Rutland LE15 9DL, 

A new addition to the local community on Sunday, December 29th, 2024. 

The Hub at Rutland Point officially opened its doors, offering a diverse menu to satisfy a variety of cravings.

Visitors can expect to find a delightful selection of coffees, freshly baked cakes, and a tempting array of hot and cold food options. Whether you're seeking a quick bite, a leisurely brunch, or a relaxing afternoon coffee break, The Hub promises to be a welcoming space for all.

House of Beauty by Bailey to Open New Salon on Oakham High Street

House of Beauty by Bailey to Open New Salon on Oakham High Street

For beauty enthusiasts in Oakham! House of Beauty by Bailey is set to open a brand new salon on the High Street, bringing a wide range of beauty treatments to the heart of the town.

The salon will offer a comprehensive menu of services, including:

Aesthetics: A range of treatments designed to enhance and rejuvenate the skin.

Lash Specialist: Expert lash extensions and treatments for stunning eyes.

HD Brows: Precise brow shaping and tinting techniques.

Lamination Brows & LVL: Lifting and defining treatments for both brows and lashes.

Microblading & Ombré: Semi-permanent makeup techniques for natural-looking eyebrows.

MDF: Medical-grade facials and skincare solutions.

Skin Specialist: Personalised skin consultations and treatments for various skin concerns.

Nails: Manicures, pedicures, gel polish, and nail art.

MUAS: Makeup artistry services for special occasions and everyday looks.

And much more!

New Restaurant, Marmaris Oakham Bringing 100% Lamb Doner and More to Oakham

New Restaurant, Marmaris Oakham Bringing 100% Lamb Doner and More to Oakham

A new restaurant is coming to town, and it promises to be a delicious addition to the local food scene. Marmaris Oakham is set to open its doors soon, offering a variety of dishes that are sure to tantalise your taste buds.

A Menu with Something for Everyone

Marmaris Oakham's menu features a unique selection of items, including:

100% Lamb Doner: Made with real, high-quality lamb meat, not mince, for an authentic and flavourful experience.

Charcoal-Grilled Options: Savour the smoky goodness of charcoal-grilled dishes.

Vegan and Vegetarian Options: They don't forget about plant-based eaters! Marmaris Oakham offers delicious vegan and vegetarian options that are 100% plant-based, not just vegetable-based.

Pastas: A variety of pasta dishes to choose from.

Marmaris Oakham is committed to being more than just a restaurant. They want to be part of the Oakham family. Here's what sets them apart:

Student Discount: They offer a 10% discount for students.

Happiness Guarantee: If you're not happy with your meal, they offer a 100% free replacement.

Weekly Facebook Giveaways: Follow them on Facebook for a chance to win weekly prizes.

Marmaris Oakham is looking for kitchen staff and delivery drivers to join their team. If you're interested in working in a fast-paced and exciting environment, be sure to inquire about job opportunities.

The exact opening date for Marmaris Oakham has not been announced yet, but they'll be opening their doors very soon. 

Be sure to follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61570310700353 for updates and announcements.

With their focus on quality ingredients, unique offerings, and community engagement, Marmaris Oakham is sure to be a hit with the Oakham community. 

We can't wait to try their food and welcome them to the neighborhood!

The Cottesmore Hunt's annual Boxing Day meet at Stapleford Park near Melton Mowbray saw an unusually low turnout this year.

Cottesmore Boxing Day Hunt Sees Unusually Low Turnout.

The Cottesmore Hunt's annual Boxing Day meet at Stapleford Park near Melton Mowbray saw an unusually low turnout this year. Traditionally, this event attracts a large crowd of supporters, offering a chance for the hunt to showcase its activities to a wider audience.

Anti-hunt saboteurs. Speaking to a local radio station "We welcome these once a year festive flockers to turn up to a Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday hunt meet of the Cottesmore and you will see their true colours. Fox hunting, violence and dangerous use of public highways will all be on display."

The event at Stapleford Park passed peacefully.

The reasons behind the lower-than-expected turnout remain unclear. Several factors could have contributed, including: Public opinion towards fox hunting has shifted in recent years, with many viewing it as an outdated and cruel practice. Increased media attention and scrutiny from animal rights groups may have deterred some potential attendees.

The low turnout may have a significant impact on the hunt's fundraising efforts. Boxing Day meets are crucial for generating income and raising awareness within the local community.

All Saints' Church in Oakham will undergo a significant two-month closure in the new year to install a much-needed new lighting system.

All Saints' Church in Oakham to Close for Two Months for Lighting Upgrade

All Saints' Church in Oakham will undergo a significant two-month closure in the new year to install a much-needed new lighting system. The project, funded by a successful £110,000 fundraising campaign, aims to replace the church's aging lights, which have forced parishioners to resort to reading hymnals by torchlight.

The closure will commence on January 2, 2025, and is expected to last until March 9, 2025. During this period, Sunday services will be relocated to Oakham School's chapel, while funerals will be directed to other churches within the Oakham ministry area.

Rev. Stephen Griffiths expressed his gratitude for the community's support, stating, "Thanks to the generosity of our congregation, the community, and grant-making charities, we are able to upgrade the church's lighting to the latest specification. This will significantly enhance the light levels for worshippers, the choir, and various community groups that utilize All Saints'."

The new lighting system will not only improve visibility but also contribute to a more sustainable future by reducing energy consumption. It will also offer greater flexibility for lighting different areas of the church, accommodating various gatherings.

The congregation has already raised £100,000 towards the project and plans to host two music events in the early part of next year to cover the remaining costs.

While the church building will be closed for renovations, the west doors will remain open between 9 am and 4 pm most days, allowing visitors to light candles, say prayers, and collect the weekly newsletter.

This upgrade marks a significant step towards ensuring All Saints' Church continues to serve the Oakham community for many years to come.

Neighbourhood Mental Health Cafe (Uppingham) - A Supportive Space for Mental Wellbeing

Neighbourhood Mental Health Cafe (Uppingham) - A Supportive Space for Mental Wellbeing

Are you looking for mental health support in Uppingham? 

The Neighbourhood Mental Health Café offers a welcoming and supportive space for individuals 18 and over. 

This local initiative, funded by the NHS, provides one-to-one listening with experienced staff and helps develop future support plans.

Location: Uppingham Town Hall, 49 High Street East, Uppingham

Time: Every Friday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (from December 27, 2024, to December 26, 2025)

Phone: 07955 344126 (during open hours)

Email: nmcsupport@peppersasafeplace.co.uk

Services:

One-to-one listening with experienced listeners

Help develop future support plans

Welcoming drop-in centre

What to expect at the Neighbourhood Mental Health Café:

The café provides a safe and confidential space where you can talk openly about your mental health concerns. Experienced listeners are available to offer support and guidance. 

They can also help you develop a plan for managing your mental health in the long term.

The café is a great option for anyone who:

Is feeling overwhelmed or stressed

Is struggling to cope with a difficult situation

Needs someone to talk to

Wants to learn more about mental health and well-being

If you are considering attending the Neighbourhood Mental Health Café, here are some things to keep in mind:

No appointment is necessary; you can simply drop in during the opening hours.

The service is free and confidential.

The café is open to anyone 18 years of age or older.

Additional Resources:

The Neighbourhood Mental Health Café is a valuable resource for anyone in the Uppingham community who is struggling with their mental health. 

If you are looking for support, please consider attending one of their weekly sessions.

Domestic Abuse: A Silent Crisis Worsening During the Holidays, National Domestic Abuse Helpline

Domestic Abuse: A Silent Crisis Worsening During the Holidays

The festive season, often portrayed as a time of joy and togetherness, sadly coincides with a concerning increase in domestic abuse incidents. This year, Rutland, like many areas, is experiencing a troubling rise in reported domestic violence cases.

A Harsh Reality:

It's crucial to remember:

• You are not responsible for their violence: Domestic abuse is never the victim's fault.
• They are not entitled to hit and hurt you: Violence is never acceptable, regardless of the situation.
• They are cowards: True strength lies in respect and compassion, not in inflicting pain on others.
• You deserve better: You deserve a life free from fear and abuse.

Seeking Help:

If you or someone you love is experiencing domestic abuse, please know that help is available:

• National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247 (available 24/7, including Christmas Day)
• Emergency Situations: Call 999 immediately.
• Non-Emergency: Contact your local police at 101.

Breaking the Silence:

It's important to understand that domestic abuse can affect anyone, regardless of gender, race, or socioeconomic background. In Rutland, approximately one-third of domestic abuse victims are male, highlighting the importance of recognizing that men can also be victims.

Disclaimer: This information is for general knowledge and support purposes only and does not constitute professional advice.

I hope this article helps raise awareness about this critical issue.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please reach out for help. You are not alone.

Alicia Kearns MP Shares Exciting News Amidst Health Challenges

Alicia Kearns MP Shares Exciting News Amidst Health Challenges

As the festive season approaches, Alicia Kearns, the Member of Parliament for Rutland and Stamford, extends her warmest wishes for a happy Christmas to her constituents and community members. In a heartfelt message, she also shares personal news that adds a special touch to this year's celebrations. Kearns and her husband are thrilled to announce that they are expecting a little one to join their family in 2025. The couple's joy is palpable as they prepare for this exciting new chapter in their lives. However, Kearns has been candid about the challenges she has faced during her pregnancy, particularly in recent weeks. She revealed that she was hospitalised for a week in December due to severe complications, which required her to be on bed rest. In her announcement, Kearns candidly expresses the difficulties of navigating a high-risk pregnancy. Despite these challenges, she remains hopeful and positive, looking forward to the future. “We’re all hoping it will all settle down and we’ll have happy news next year,” she shared. Kearns plans to spend her Christmas focusing on recovery, allowing herself the time to regain her strength for the year ahead. With 2025 on the horizon, she is eager to fulfill her commitment to her constituents and is determined to “deliver for our communities” Alicia Kearns embodies resilience and optimism. She wraps up the year with gratitude and anticipation, wishing all a Merry Christmas and a peaceful start to 2025.

Santa's Sleigh to Tour Oakham for the Last Time Tonight!

Santa's Sleigh to Tour Oakham for the Last Time Tonight!

Get ready for the magic of Christmas Eve! The Lions Club of Rutland is delighted to announce that Santa Claus will be making his final rounds through the streets of Oakham today, December 24th, beginning at 4:00 PM.

Look out for Santa and his elves as they travel in their festive sleigh, spreading Christmas cheer to children and families throughout the town.

Santa will be visiting the following streets:

Brook Road

Tyne Road

Welland Way

Derwent Drive

Buckingham Road

Balmoral Road

Nene Crescent

Welland Way

Severn Close

Calder Close

Wreak Walk

Shannon Way

Dove Close

Don Close

Spey Drive

Tay Close

Dee Close

Forth Close

Trent Road

So, bundle up warm, grab your hot chocolate, and keep an eye out for the twinkling lights and jolly sounds of Santa's sleigh!

Don't forget to help the Lions continue with their good work throughout next year, donations are welcome, Card or Cash.

St Mary's Church in Greetham invites the community to a unique Christmas Eve experience.

Celebrate Christmas Eve with a Special Midnight Holy Communion

St Mary's Church in Greetham invites the community to a unique Christmas Eve experience. 

Join them for a special Midnight Holy Communion service at 11:30 PM on December 24th.   

This intimate service offers a reflective and meaningful way to usher in the Christmas season. Experience the quiet beauty of the church at night as you celebrate the birth of Christ through prayer, hymns, and the sacrament of Holy Communion.

All are warmly welcomed, regardless of faith or background.

Date: December 24th

Time: 11:30 PM

Location: St Mary's Church, Greetham

Rutland County Council Leader Gale Waller has issued a statement regarding the UK Government's recently published Devolution White Paper for England.

Rutland Council Leader Responds to Government's Devolution White Paper

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/english-devolution-white-paper-power-and-partnership-foundations-for-growth/english-devolution-white-paper

Rutland County Council Leader Gale Waller has issued a statement regarding the UK Government's recently published Devolution White Paper for England.

The White Paper outlines the government's plans to grant more authority to local governments and, in certain cases, restructure them. While acknowledging the potential benefits, Leader Waller emphasised that the proposed changes will necessitate significant time and effort for implementation.   

"The White Paper is very much a direction of travel," stated Leader Waller, "with Government keen to work closely with local authorities to grow the UK economy and deliver public services."   

The statement further highlighted the potential impact on Rutland County Council, particularly given the government's expectation of significant changes to local government operations.   

"It's clear that Government expects to bring about significant changes to the way local government works and that this will affect a large number of Councils – particularly among those who are not already accessing devolved powers," Leader Waller continued.   

In response, Rutland County Council plans to actively engage in the process. This includes ongoing discussions with neighbouring authorities to understand their perspectives and evaluate the potential implications of the White Paper's proposals for the region.

"We will need to continue discussions about devolution with neighbouring authorities, to understand their views and consider the various permutations of what’s proposed in the White Paper, relative to our area," Leader Waller explained.

The government has indicated its intention to invite initial proposals from council leaders in the New Year. These proposals will need to adhere to specific criteria for sustainable unitary structures, including submission deadlines and government response procedures.   

Leader Waller concluded by emphasising that Rutland County Council will only support plans or proposals that demonstrably benefit the county and its communities.

This statement underscores Rutland County Council's commitment to carefully considering the potential impacts of the government's devolution plans and ensuring that any changes serve the best interests of its residents.

Full statement:

"The UK Government has published its Devolution White Paper. This sets out how it plans to give more powers to and – in some cases – reorganise local government in England. The White Paper is very much a direction of travel, with Government keen to work closely with local authorities to grow the UK economy and deliver public services.

"It’s clear that Government expects to bring about significant changes to the way local government works and that this will affect a large number of Councils – particularly among those who are not already accessing devolved powers. It’s also clear that this amount of change will take a long time. It will require a number of years to fully understand, agree upon and then implement any kind of largescale reorganisation.

"It’s important that Rutland engages constructively and proactively in this process. We will need to continue discussions about devolution with neighbouring authorities, to understand their views and consider the various permutations of what’s proposed in the White Paper, relative to our area.

"The Government has said it will write to council leaders in the New Year to invite initial proposals, setting out the criteria for what it considers to be sustainable unitary structures, when areas should submit proposals and how Government will then respond.

"What we can say for certain is that we will only support plans or proposals if we believe they are beneficial to Rutland and its communities."

Gale Waller, Leader of Rutland County Council

On Boxing Day, a peaceful demonstration against the Cottesmore Hunt will be held by Locals Against The Cottesmore Hunt. The Cottesmore Hunt is scheduled to meet at Stapleford Park on that day.

On Boxing Day, a peaceful demonstration against the Cottesmore Hunt will be held by Locals Against The Cottesmore Hunt. 

The Cottesmore Hunt is scheduled to meet at Stapleford Park on that day.

Local Against The Cottesmore Hunt say: If you wish to join the peaceful demonstration, please be aware that it will take place between 10:15 AM and 10:30 AM. 

Northants Hunt Saboteurs shared footage of A Cottesmore Hound trapped in barbed wire.

Cottesmore Hunt Boxing Day Meet 2024

Cottesmore Hunt Boxing Day Meet 2024

The Cottesmore Hunt have announced their traditional Boxing Day Meet this year will be held outside Rutland at Stapleford LE14 2EF at 11am, followed by hound exercise.

Everyone is welcome to attend, mounted or on foot. 

There will also be a collection for the charity ‘For Rutland’.

Date: December 26, 2024

Time: 11am

Location: Stapleford LE14 2EF

Activities: Boxing Day Meet, hound exercise, charity collection for ‘For Rutland’

Important Note: 

Please be cautious if attending this event. 

This past year has seen a increased level of violence at meets. 

A former Cottesmore Hunt Steward is currently wanted by police for failing to turn up at Leicestershire Magistrates Court for sentencing, he should not be approached by the public. A warrant has been issued for his arrest the offender is known for his violent manner, he has previously been sentenced for firearms offences after a argument with a friend. 

Angela Harding, Local Artist Opens Studio in Oakham

Local Artist Opens Studio in Oakham

Angela Harding, a author, printmaker, and illustrator based in the Rutland village of Wing, has recently opened a new studio in Burley Road, Oakham.

Harding's artistic inspiration consistently stems from the natural world, particularly the captivating realm of British birds and animals. Her work often features beloved garden companions like sparrows and blackbirds, alongside the elegant forms of waders such as Curlews, Redshanks, and Oystercatchers.

The opening of her new studio in Oakham provides a valuable opportunity for the local community to engage with Harding's art. Visitors can expect to encounter her stunning illustrations and prints and other gifts offering a unique glimpse into the beauty and diversity of the British countryside.

https://angelaharding.co.uk/

Cottesmore Hunt Boxing Day Meet 2024

Cottesmore Hunt Boxing Day Meet 2024

The Cottesmore Hunt have announced their traditional Boxing Day Meet this year will be held outside Rutland at Stapleford LE14 2EF at 11am, followed by hound exercise.

Everyone is welcome to attend, mounted or on foot. 

There will also be a collection for the charity ‘For Rutland’.

Date: December 26, 2024

Time: 11am

Location: Stapleford LE14 2EF

Activities: Boxing Day Meet, hound exercise, charity collection for ‘For Rutland’

Important Note: 

Please be cautious if attending this event. 

This past year has seen a increased level of violence at meets. 

A former Cottesmore Hunt Steward is currently wanted by police for failing to turn up at Leicestershire Magistrates Court for sentencing, he should not be approached by the public. A warrant has been issued for his arrest the offender is known for his violent manner, he has previously been sentenced for firearms offences after a argument with a friend. 

Paralyzed Man From Sandy Bedfordshire Marries Fiancée in Addenbrooke's Hospital After Devastating motorcycle Crash, The accident occurred on November 8th 2024 on the A1 Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.

Local Community Editor Urges Support for Nephew Following A1 Accident

Martin Brookes has issued a heartfelt plea for support following a serious accident involving his nephew. The accident has tragically highlighted the ongoing dangers of gaps in the A1, a cause championed by local MP Alicia Kearns and other MPs along the route.

Martin Brookes urged the public to consider a small donation to assist his nephew in his recovery. He stressed that the accident serves as a stark reminder of the risks posed by the gaps in the A1, emphasizing the importance of the ongoing campaign to close these dangerous points.

Martin Brookes concluded his message with a poignant reminder to "Think Bike" when crossing the A1 at any of the existing gaps.

 

Paralyzed Man From Sandy Bedfordshire Marries Fiancée in Addenbrooke's Hospital After Devastating motorcycle Crash, The accident occurred on November 8th 2024 on the A1 Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.

Paralyzed Man Marries Fiancée in Hospital After Devastating motorcycle Crash

Mr & Mrs Brookes 20th December 2024

Barry Brookes, (my nephew) 22, was left paralyzed from the chest down after a serious car accident, married his fiancée, Evie, in a moving ceremony at Addenbrooke's Hospital on December 20th 2024.

The accident occurred on November 8th 2024 on the A1 near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, while Barry was biking to pick up Evie from work. The collision launched him onto the bonnet of a van, resulting in a severe spinal injury.

Barry said: "Doctors told me I was paralyzed from the chest down and that walking again was unlikely"

Barry also shared. "It was devastating news, but Evie and I knew we wouldn't let this define us."

Despite facing a long road to recovery, the couple decided to proceed with their wedding plans. "We still hadn't started planning before the accident," Barry explained, "but afterwards, we realised life's too short."

The ceremony took place in the hospital's day room, with close family and friends in attendance. Evie wore a full bridal gown, and Barry donned a suit. "It was magical," he recalled.

Barry, a former warehouse worker, is determined to maintain a positive outlook. "I'm going to be in a wheelchair, most likely, for the rest of my life, but I won't let it get me down," he said. "I can breathe on my own, use my arms, and sit up in bed. I believe I can live independently one day, in a wheelchair."

Doctors have estimated that Barry will remain in the hospital for at least another year. 

A GoFundMe page has been set up to assist him with medical expenses and the cost of adaptive equipment. 

www.gofundme.com/f/barry-gets-back-on-track-after-an-unfortunate-accident

Tesco, Co-op, Lidl, Aldi, One Stop, Christmas Opening Hours, Oakham and Uppingham Rutland 2024

Co-op

83 Braunston Road

Oakham

Rutland

LE15 6LE

Sunday         07:00 - 22:00

Monday         07:00 - 22:00

Tuesday         07:00 - 21:00

Wednesday       Closed

Thursday         09:00 - 17:00

Friday         07:00 - 22:00

Saturday         07:00 - 22:00

Co-op
North Street East
Uppingham
Rutland
LE15 9QL

Christmas opening hours

Christmas Eve:    6am to 7pm

Christmas Day:    Closed

Boxing Day:        10am to 7pm

New Years Eve:    6am to 7pm

New Years Day:    10am to 7pm

Normal Opening hours

Monday to Saturday: 6am to 10pm

Sunday: 10am to 4pm

Co-op
Burley Road,
Rutland, 

Oakham

LE15 7AA

Sunday         10:00 - 16:00

Monday         07:30 - 21:00

Tuesday         07:30 - 21:00

Wednesday      Closed

Thursday         09:00 - 17:00

Friday              07:30 - 21:00

Saturday         07:30 - 20:00

Lidl

Barleythorpe Road
Oakham

Rutland
LE15 6RQ

Sunday 22 December - Open as normal

Monday 23 December - 07:00 - 22:00

Tuesday 24 December - 07:00 - 18:00

Wednesday 25 December - Closed

Thursday 26 December - Closed

Friday 27 December - 08:00 - 21:00

Saturday 28 December - 08:00 - 21:00 

Sunday 29 December - Open as normal

Monday 30 December - Open as normal

Tuesday 31 December - 08:00 - 18:00

Wednesday 01 January - Closed

Thursday 02 January - Open as normal

Tesco, Co-op, Lidl, Aldi, One Stop, Christmas Opening Hours, Oakham and Uppingham Rutland 2024

Aldi

Hackamore Way, 
Oakham
LE15 7FS

Sunday 22nd December: 9:30am-4pm  09:30 - 10:00 browsing only

Monday 23rd December:  7am-10pm

Tuesday 24th December, Christmas Eve:  7am-6pm

Wednesday 25th December, Christmas Day: CLOSED

Thursday 26th December, St Stephen’s Day: CLOSED

Friday 27th December:  8am-8pm

Saturday 28 December:  8am-8pm

Sunday 29 December: 9:30am - 4pm   09:30 - 10:00 browsing only

Monday 30 December:  8am-8pm

Tuesday 31st December, New Year’s Eve:  8am-6pm

Wednesday 1st January, New Year’s Day: CLOSED

Tesco Stores Ltd 

96 South Street

Oakham 

LE15 6BQ

One Stop

Unit 2B 

Maresfield Rd 

Oakham

LE15 7FW

One Stop

18-20 Churchill Road

Oakham 

Rutland 

LE15 6LH

Opening Hours

Sunday                    07:00 - 22:00

Monday                   07:00 - 22:00

Tuesday 24th           07:00 - 22:00

Wednesday 25th      07:00 - 22:00

Thursday 26th         07:00 - 22:00

Friday 27th              07:00 - 22:00

Saturday 28th          07:00 - 22:00

One Stop

32 High Street West

Uppingham 

Oakham

LE15 9QD

Opening Hours

Sunday               07:00 - 22:00

Monday              07:00 - 22:00

Tuesday 24th      07:00 - 21:00

Wednesday 25th Closed

Thursday 26th    09:00 - 19:00

Friday 27th         07:00 - 22:00

Saturday 28th     07:00 - 22:00