A picnic, classic car display, live music and fairground rides will be among the attractions at a town’s summer gathering.
A summer water park has reopened with 20 new inflatables in a ‘thrill-seeker’ zone.
Judges will have their weighing scales and tape measures out for an pet show with a difference.
Teenagers have topped the fundraising chart for a military charity.
Keen growers who may not have a garden of their own are being invited to apply for a plot.
People will be able to channel their ‘inner Robin Hood’ at an archery taster day.
A family-run day care provider has opened a new centre catering for adults.
A fire which destroyed a fish and chip shop has been investigated by experts.
A parody of a Pathé News reel helped bring VE Day back to life for the benefit of a community.
Following a Lancaster Bomber flypast the 80th anniversary of VE Day was celebrated in 1940s style.
The owners of a fish and chip shop devastated by fire have said they will rebuild their business.
We’re on our weekly stroll down memory lane looking at news from up to 200 years ago.
A housebuilder has revealed it wants to construct 270 new homes in fields on an approach to a town.
People who struggle with technology are invited to a free session to help them access healthcare services online.
It may be hard to visualise beyond the plaster board and exposed pipe work, but this building will soon welcome its first patients.
The new manager of a community venue wants it to be the beating heart of a vibrant entertainment scene.
People are being warned to watch out for swarms of bees and know what to do if they find one.
A town twinning agreement has been made official with the signing and official stamping of a ‘twinning oath’.
A new May Queen was crowned at a traditional Bank Holiday celebration that attracted hundreds of visitors.
A blossom-filled community orchard proved the perfect place for a picnic for families.
