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A tight-knit gym community has turned a 116-year-old church into a gym only 10 days after their previous village facility closed.
The plans include the conversion of a Grade II-listed building into four three-bedroom flats with private gardens, along with 40% affordable housing.
A plan for retirement homes has been criticised with one person saying the increase in traffic could cause “untold misery and suffering”.
A fine dining restaurant with celebs among its clientele has been reinspected following a shock one-star hygiene rating.
A plot of land extending to a tenth of an acre has been sold at auction for £1.
A town left without a permanent Post Office now has an official branch hosted by Costcutter.
A busy A-road was closed by police, causing “extensive” delays for drivers.
A specialist team of officers will be targeting anti-social behaviour hotspots as part of a new £65k scheme.
The landlord of a village pub has reminded people it is still open as usual despite a nearby six-week road closure.
A main route is set to be closed every night for more than four weeks due to resurfacing works.
A fine dining venue popular among its celebrity clientele has vowed to improve after being hit with the second lowest food hygiene rating.
Villagers who fought against plans for a proposed quarry five years ago say it is “soul-destroying” to go through it again after new plans emerged.
Traffic was temporarily held on a busy motorway while police attended a report of concerns for a person's welfare.
The parents of a “kind and compassionate” man who died following a severe asthma attack are raising awareness of the condition.
A man is in hospital after reportedly being stabbed in a “violent disturbance” which police are looking at as an attempted murder.
Patient groups are concerned their doctors’ surgeries will not be able to cope with extra demand from new care facilities in the pipeline.
An HGV driver has been praised after a heartwarming video emerged of them helping geese and their babies make their way along a road.
Parents have won their battle to keep a treasured green space, but campaigners again Sunday parking charges were less happy.
More than 200 residents at a public meeting to condemn plans to build a new community on farmland.
Patients have been speaking about what a lifeline their new health hub has been, from helping with medical care to wellbeing and loneliness.
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