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Police are increasingly concerned for a 16-year-old who went missing more than three weeks ago.
Charity shop staff have been overwhelmed with donations and shoppers, but it hasn't been all good news.
An electricity apprentice has been rewarded after trekking through cold terrain, across moors and volunteering at a charity shop.
A Scout group has submitted an application to demolish a building and replace it with three bungalows.
Police are urging for more witnesses who can help inquiries after a teenager was allegedly assaulted and had his electric scooter stolen.
A petition has been set up to protest a decision taken by a primary school to introduce an entire new uniform amid the pandemic.
Customers have been snapping up bargains in the final few days of trading by a high street giant - but one item wasn't flying off the rails.
A late-night fight led to one man being charged with operating an e scooter while drunk and another with having a blade in a public place.
A warning to people to keep doors and windows shut due to smoke as firefighters tackle a blaze at an outbuilding in a village has been lifted.
A hospice is giving away free sunflower seeds as a way for people to remember loved ones year after year.
A haulier has been jailed after a lorry driver tried to smuggle in £2m worth of cigarettes and tobacco.
A teenage boy was rushed to a London hospital after a car reportedly drove into him on purpose.
Pupils at three different primary schools skipped hundreds of miles to promote the benefits of healthy lifestyles.
Five people have been arrested after concerns were raised workers were being exploited.
Concerns have been raised by the police after a town centre off licence applied to sell alcohol into the early hours at weekends.
Flood warnings are in place for the River Thames due to high spring tides being predicted.
A charity has launched a mobile foodbank named Barry, to help even more families in need.
A primary school has been acknowledged in a national review as an example of 'best practice' for its approach to teaching and encouraging reading.
Olympic hopeful Cheavon Clarke returned from the Belgrade Winner Tournament with a medal.
There were long delays on a major commuter route this morning after a van and a motorbike crashed.
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