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Lifelong friends from Gateshead reunited at Washington care home
Leonie McKenna and Margaret McMahon have been best friends for over seventy years and are now living together again at Donwell House Care H…
Historic Liverpool Blitz memorial to be restored in time for Remembrance Day
Liverpool's historic Blitz Memorial at Anfield Cemetery is undergoing essential restoration work to ensure it is safe and accessible for th…
Wirral pub quiz becomes community hub with players joining from across the globe
A weekly quiz night at The Acorn in Bebington has grown into a massive community event, with dozens of teams playing both in person and via…
Liverpool to host historic gathering of four Cunard Queen ships in 2028
The city of Liverpool is preparing for a spectacular maritime celebration as all four of Cunard’s luxury liners are set to unite on the Riv…
RNLI lifeboat makes unusual journey through Truro streets
A massive Shannon-class lifeboat drew crowds in Truro as it was transported by road for essential repairs. The impressive vessel navigated …
Free NHS app launched to help Cornwall residents manage muscle and joint pain
Residents in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly can now access the getUBetter app for free to help manage muscle and joint issues at home. Th…
Poll reveals overwhelming cross-party support for abortion rights in the UK
A new YouGov survey has found that nine in ten people across all major political parties support the right to access an abortion, highlight…
New campaign helps young people claim forgotten savings worth thousands
A new government initiative is helping young adults track down forgotten Child Trust Funds, which hold an average balance of £2,200. Thousa…
Couple wed at Anglesey's historic 'church in the sea' after racing the tide
A bride and her guests successfully navigated the tides to hold a beautiful wedding at St Cwyfan's, a 12th-century church situated on a tin…
Knife-related fatalities in England and Wales fall to lowest level since 2011
New figures from the Office for National Statistics show a significant 21% drop in killings involving a knife or sharp instrument over the …
Knife-related killings in England and Wales fall to lowest level since 2011
New figures show that homicides involving a knife or sharp instrument fell by 21% last year, reaching their lowest point in over a decade. …
Public transport fares frozen for second year in Northern Ireland
Bus and train passengers across Northern Ireland will see their travel costs held at current levels for another year. The move aims to supp…