There were no winter blues at this café offering a traditional Hawaiian dish and a little bit of sunshine.
A car dealership was raided by thieves - a day after celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Developers have been given the go-ahead to turn a dilapidated grot spot hotel into residential housing.
A family-run business celebrates 100 years of trading today.
The importance of independent bookshops and the pivotal role they play in the community has been highlighted by traders.
A special birthday service will start off a year long celebration of an 800-year-old church.
Visitors to a town centre will hear the rare sound of commemorative bells designed as a memorial for war veterans.
A smoke-breathing dragon will be on patrol as fundraising begins for this year’s flower parade.
Town traders are fearing what the future holds for a ‘dying high street’ — and lifted the lid on the challenges facing retailers.
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A café owner has made an ‘emotional’ decision to sell a ‘flourishing goldmine’ and retire.
A town centre designer fashion store is set to close down.
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Villagers have welcomed news that plans for an asphalt plant have been turned down.
Tributes have been paid to a veteran who had the navy ‘running through his veins’.
If you are looking for a new ‘love’ - why not give this sport a chance?
An emergency responder who helps people in difficult circumstances says it is a privilege to volunteer - and says more of us should be doing it.
Pub managers have listened to customers’ feedback and reviewed a decision to move a tribute plaque.
A football club says it cannot progress further without a new spectator stand - after submitting a retrospective planning application.
A mother who had to watch on as a blaze sparked by a stray firework destroyed her home is frustrated that police have closed her case.
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An award-winning hairdresser is launching a new salon — and has invited people along to an open day.
A pub’s management team has promised to review their decision to move a plaque in tribute to a patron who died last year.
