One man brought the community together to bring better broadband to their village.
A 62-year-old woman who could not move after dislocating her hip was helped by strangers while she waited for an ambulance in freezing conditions.
Plans have been submitted to turn a former grocers and bridal shop into a flat.
Union members marked World Toilet Day with a protest outside an RAF facility over the quality of the loos there.
A village organisation is appealing for creative people to craft angel symbols for a Christmas display which will spread hope.
A man ran more than 100km on Remembrance Day to raise money for charity in memory of his grandfather, who served during the second world war.
A circus academy formed during lockdown after its founder came home from Australia is set to host two festive shows.
A venue is set to host festive ice skating for the first time over the Christmas period.
Disabled people have had their benefits stopped during extended hospital stays under a rule which charities say penalises the most vulnerable.
A production company will bring its popular ghostly musical to the area.
A man spotted wearing a balaclava in the early hours of the morning has been reported to the police.
A man plans to run 108km in just over 11 hours to raise money for charity in memory of his grandfather, who served during the Second World War.
Moving house in your eighties might be a daunting prospect for some, but for one couple "it’s the best decision" they could have made.
Volunteers from various community groups came together to litter pick in a village.
A community litter pick is being organised in a village.
A new leisure and enterprise centre is set to be fully operational by next year.
Waste has been dumped at the side of two village roads.
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A 58-year-old man is running his first marathon for a dementia charity.
A venue in the grounds of a historic landmark will host a family event over the Bank Holiday weekend.
A planning application for 66 new homes, mostly for first-time buyers, in a village has been lodged.
