A couple say they experienced a “living nightmare” when their newborn spent 10 days in a coma after contracting whooping cough.

A memorial bench and plaque has been installed near a fire station close to where a schoolgirl was killed three years ago.

Primary school pupils have been growing their own fruits and selling them to the community as part of a new “edible” scheme.

A cyclist was taken to hospital after being hit by a car carrying a livestock trailer which failed to stop at the scene.

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.

A widower of a nurse who died just months after contracting asbestos-related cancer is appealing for information about hospitals she once worked for.

A college provider has been rated ‘good’ by the education watchdog again following a series of inspections at three of its Kent sites.

A former school put up for sale at auction has sold for more than double the asking price after attracting hundreds of bids.

Plans to erect a “car-free” five-storey apartment block aimed at young professionals in the centre of a town have been approved despite concerns.

Complicated works to remove dangerous cladding from a hospital emergency department at high “risk of fire” is set to get underway.

Plans for an 8,000-seater stadium at the heart of a new waterfront neighbourhood have been given the green light.

Three stores suspected of selling unregulated vapes and tobacco products have been targeted in a series of police raids.

The head of a sham investment fund who duped four victims out of more than £150,000 which he used to fund his lifestyle has been jailed.

A stray pug found with a deformed right hip will feature on an episode of For The Love of Dogs presented by the This Morning presenter.

A social worker has been “vindicated” after being wrongly suspended from her job for promoting her views on transgender issues on social media.

A dad reunited with the paramedics who saved his life after a heart attack at home says the incident has made him “re-evaluate” his life.

Work on a new junction for a controversial housing development near a shopping centre and hospital has been completed.

A former school which had pupils on its books as long as 100 years ago is to be sold at auction with a guide price of £500,000.

A large battery storage facility could be built on farmland in the Metropolitan green belt between a village and the A2.

An historic pub described as “the heart of the village” which was forced to closed its doors this year could still yet fend off the bulldozers.