People can enjoy a night at the races without leaving the bar thanks to a popular community event.
People have a last chance to comment on plans for a new, large-scale quarry that will operate for 10 years.
People learned how to carry our CPR and use a defibrillator at a community training session.
Potential air cadets can have a taste of squadron life over two evenings.
An arsonist is believed responsible for firefighters being called out for an hour.
A care home for up to 61 residents has received a ‘good’ rating from inspectors.
A taste of life in the armed forces is coming to a town secondary school.
A three-year-old girl is zipping around her nursery school playground thanks to a community group’s support.
We take a look back at what was making the news in years gone by.
A last resting place offering a choice of meadow or woodland has been named ‘the best’.
Residents have been told they will be reimbursed after a housing association continued charging for heating while it was out of order.
Measures are being considered to encourage shoppers to support independent retailers.
A major housebuilder has submitted a planning application for 270 homes to replace fields on the edge of a town.
A new independent vets has launched, with the owner keen to get to know people and their animals.
A former museum curator has been rewarded for the contributions he has made to a town.
People have been learning the art of topiary from experts thanks to National Heritage Lottery funding.
Thousands of cups were raised across the area in support of this year’s Macmillan Coffee Morning.
Two charities have benefited from an equal share of £4,000 raised at a Lion’s club duck race.
Pupils have pulled on gardening gloves for a lesson on their new allotment.
Although named 2025 winner of the Mercury Businessperson of the Year, Mark Story is adamant a ‘team effort’ is behind what he has achieved.
