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Giving our young people a chance to shape policy on knife crime and exploitation

Giving our young people a chance to shape policy on knife crime and exploitation

Giving our young people a chance to shape policy on knife crime and exploitation

Young people from across the county have been empowered to share their views on tackling knife crime, gangs, and exploitation in their communities.


Police find two men lying in back of uninsured van

Police find two men lying in back of uninsured van

Police find two men lying in back of uninsured van

Two men were discovered lying down in the back of a van stopped by police near the A1 on Thursday.


Train services disrupted following train damage

Train services disrupted following train damage

Train services disrupted following train damage

Train services to and from Edinburgh and London King’s Cross are currently disrupted after a train hit something and suffered damage.


Community feels concerns have been ‘listened to’ as council reverses decision on road closures

Community feels concerns have been ‘listened to’ as council reverses decision on road closures

Community feels concerns have been ‘listened to’ as council reverses decision on road closures

A business owner says she is grateful the concerns of the community were listened to after a council changed its road closure plan.


Hospice to receive £98,000 funding boost from government

Hospice to receive £98,000 funding boost from government

Hospice to receive £98,000 funding boost from government

The government will release almost £3.5m in funding to support improvements in end-of-life care at local hospices across the East Midlands.


Town centre to welcome sea, sand and sunshine

Town centre to welcome sea, sand and sunshine

Town centre to welcome sea, sand and sunshine

Popular town’s beach is set to return next week, bigger, better and tastier than ever.


End of an era as Roy prepares to say goodbye to village store

End of an era as Roy prepares to say goodbye to village store

End of an era as Roy prepares to say goodbye to village store

A long-serving shopkeeper is getting ready to retire after nearly three decades at the heart of village life.


Food bank demand returns to pre-pandemic levels, but need remains

Food bank demand returns to pre-pandemic levels, but need remains

Food bank demand returns to pre-pandemic levels, but need remains

Usage at a food bank has stabilised to pre-pandemic levels following a turbulent few years which have put a strain on people’s finances.


Leaving a lasting legacy of care and dignity for hospice patients

Leaving a lasting legacy of care and dignity for hospice patients

Leaving a lasting legacy of care and dignity for hospice patients

A dedicated fundraiser is keeping his late wife’s legacy alive, through his generous support of a hospice.


Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote?

Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote?

Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote?

In its weekly oxpop, the Advertiser found out people’s thoughts on the government’s plans to allow 16-year-olds to vote.


Concerns raised over road closure at public meeting leads county council to review decision

Concerns raised over road closure at public meeting leads county council to review decision

Concerns raised over road closure at public meeting leads county council to review decision

A council is reviewing its decision to close a busy road after nearly 100 residents and business owners shared their concerns at a public meeting.


Man accused of faking historical artefacts

Man accused of faking historical artefacts

Man accused of faking historical artefacts

A funeral director has appeared in court accused of fraud after it was alleged a brooch he claimed to be a rare Roman artefact was bought on eBay.


Three-vehicle collision causing queues on A1

Three-vehicle collision causing queues on A1

Three-vehicle collision causing queues on A1

There is currently standstill traffic on the A1 northbound this afternoon (Thursday).


£89,000 price tag for “an investment in our arts, our culture, and our history”

£89,000 price tag for “an investment in our arts, our culture, and our history”

£89,000 price tag for “an investment in our arts, our culture, and our history”

Displaying the Kiddey Stones has cost just £2,113 more than forecast when approved by cabinet members.

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