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A play park's giant tower has had safety changes made after concerns were raised by parents.
A single mum refused to return to the doctor for her Parkinson's diagnosis after watching her mum and nan succumb to the disease.
An aunt is raising funds for her four-year-old nephew who has been left unable to walk after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Families were left without food and the money to buy more after Asda cancelled deliveries and left customers waiting up to five days for a refund.
Staff at a special needs school are appealing for help to recover its minibus after it was stolen from the school grounds.
A teenager has been left devastated after his moped was stolen from outside his home and destroyed in a fire.
As a school celebrated its 70th birthday we spoke to a long-serving member of staff who was a pupil there, as were her children and grandchildren.
A school is transforming its outdoor area so pupils can play outside more after teachers noticed lockdowns have reduced children's gross motor skills.
Three sisters have created their own charity to supply resources to end-of-life patients, following the death of their mother.
Proposals to delay the redevelopment of a shopping centre have suffered a blow.
Images of tools and keys thought to have been stolen from sheds and outbuildings have been shared by police.
New football pitches at the site of a rundown leisure facility are to open in time for the summer.
A section of road that was dug up only last week has been shut again for more work by Thames Water.
Loud late-night roadworks "shook houses" and caused traffic chaos, say residents.
A parish council has objected to proposals for a new medical hub which would serve 20,000 people over concerns for how it looks and parking problems.
Cold callers from an animal charity have upset a community for knocking on their doors late in the evening.
A mum-of-three wants to reinvent what was once a run-down local into a community pub with a cafe and children's play area where all are welcome.
Residents are furious at the "premature" closure of a free car park on the site of the proposed new medical centre.
A bike shed at a railway station with space for hundreds of bicycles that cost £1.1 million to build remains almost empty every day.
Thames Water has been criticised for carrying out non-essential repairs on a busy road.