Questions have been raised at a young boy’s inquest about the care he was given through his school and the NHS.
The mother of a child who died after falling ill at school told an inquest jury “the world should have been safer for him”.
An inquest has begun into the death of a five-year-old boy who died after an allergic reaction at school.
Sailors with disabilities are being helped into boats by a new hoist donated by members of the community.
People are being invited to win a professional makeover worth £450 through a raffle at a town charity shop.
A supermarket will not built on the edge of a town because it would ‘harm the character and appearance of the area’.
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We’re on our weekly stroll down memory lane looking at news from up to 200 years ago.
We’re on a little trip down memory lane to look at news from up to 200 years ago.
A garden which attracted hundreds of visitors and raised £4,000 for charity last year is opening again.
Roads throughout a built-up area will have a reduced speed limit later this month.
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A cheesemonger with a knack for flavour has taken top place in a national award.
We’re on our weekly stroll down memory lane looking at news from up to 200 years ago.
A defibrillator has been installed in a car park, helping to create a safety net that spans a town.
Plans to close a town bridge are causing consternation and fears over the effect on local businesses.
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A family-run business has launched a collection of home fragrances in collaboration with the Historic Royal Palaces.
A coach company saved from closure has launched a brochure of trips for the season ahead.
A retail chain has announced it will be opening a shop at a former Homebase store.
A children’s sports charity is seeking an apprentice coach to join its team.
Funding for a bus service that costs more than £3,000 per passenger is being cut by a council.
Saving Blackstone’s, an exorcism scandal, a farmer who favours ‘lady drivers’, and a scathing letter to the editor.
