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An African-Asian family who set up roots at a card shop and Post Office have handed over the keys to friends who are carrying on their legacy.
A gynaecologist who stepped in at the last hour to save a mother’s life has been shortlisted for special recognition.
An animal charity is celebrating its milestone anniversary with a fundraiser featuring carnival rides, stalls, games and a display of classic cars.
A nine-month-old tot has broken a record by completing the legendary Camino de Santiago pilgrimage through Spain.
New storage spaces for bicycles have been installed in a town to encourage more people to take up cycling and help reduce traffic and air pollution.
Cannabis plants have been seized from multiple homes during a raid on a residential street.
A healthcare worker who was the first person on the planet to perform her role has told of her pride at being shortlisted for a hospital award.
The boss of an alpaca farm will be taking part in a multi-day hike across Machu Picchu with a British gold Olympic champion.
A seven-month-old pug was left with a swollen face, fractures and breathing difficulties while under his care.
A new LGBTQ+ group has launched to create ‘safe spaces’ for its members, many of whom have been subject to hate crimes and abuse.
A businessman has been fined after items linked to his company were discovered at a large-scale illegal dump.
A huge pile of rubbish found dumped in a country lane which will be closed for up to a week could have links to organised crime.
Hundreds of garments designed by Dame Zandra Rhodes are to be photographed in a project involving underprivileged youngsters.
Five people had to be saved from a yacht “drifting” in the Thames after a lightning bolt hit the ship and wiped out all communications and power.
We take an exclusive first look inside a bargain retailer’s new shop ahead of its opening today.
A primary school where safeguarding concerns were previously raised has now seen improvements to teaching and learning.
Complicated works to remove dangerous cladding from a hospital emergency department at high “risk of fire” is set to get underway.
A shocked movie-goer has described the moment she spotted vermin roaming freely and munching popcorn during a screening of “Back to Black”.
Hundreds of pupils have taken part in parades to celebrate the patron saint of England.
A five-metre multi-sensory piece of art has been installed in a park.
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