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An abandoned nuclear bunker being marketed as a ‘Grand Designs’ opportunity goes under the hammer later this month.

A salon owner who started dreaming of a luxury lifestyle when he was offered £12.4 million in compensation after a power cut received £95.

Care home residents have enjoyed their latest monthly meeting with primary school children.

A man’s failed bid to get tickets for the reunion of the decade turned into the creation of a new music festival.

A bell ringing group is looking for new and younger members ahead of its VE Day commemorations.

A passionate chess player who is on a mission to promote the sport, says appearing on television has boosted interest in the area.

A devoted dad was left red-faced after a family snap revealed he had been walking around the Disneyland with a 'silly coloured' bubble wand 'penis'.

An internet influencer with more than one million followers rated tasty treats at a popular village café.

Bomb disposal experts were called after a grenade was discovered in a garden shed.

A school has performed an energetic production of a popular Nickelodeon TV show.

It was udder chaos when a couple’s journey home took an unexpected turn – straight into a herd of wandering cows.

A cheeky song has been released to poke fun at highway bosses over a controversial town road project.

An Alice in Wonderland-themed seaside hotel is to go up for auction.

Care home residents and staff have enjoyed a trip to sunny Hawaii.

A new photography exhibition will explore how disguises in Border Morris dancing helps dancers express their true selves.

An official Ron Weasley lookalike hopes to become the next internet viral meme – after gaining worldwide attention from a social media post.

Videos of a man playing roller hockey in a layby have become an online hit - but to Paul Hinson it’s a lifesaving tool in a mental health battle.

The world’s most famous locomotive was captured looking somewhat out of character at Nene Valley Railway.

An Alice in Wonderland-themed tea party was held at a care home.

A former journalist has published his second book based on the history of a local ‘lost city’.