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Free suncream stations launched in Sheffield shops and cafes to improve sun safety
Local businesses in Crookes have begun offering free suncream following a campaign by resident Charlotte Killeya, who lives with stage four…
New planning rules to protect all pubs from conversion into housing or offices
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner is introducing a new national planning policy requiring developers to prove a pub is no longer viable befor…
Glasgow veteran Danny Mavor to tackle 79-mile Great Glen Way in chin-controlled wheelchair
Danny Mavor, a 41-year-old tetraplegic veteran, is preparing to travel from Fort William to Inverness to raise funds for the charity Regain…
Scottish charity Kids Operating Room opens first paediatric theatre in the West Bank
The Dundee-based charity has completed its first paediatric operating room at Al-Ahli Hospital in Hebron, where children previously had to …
Soldiers assist firefighters tackling wildfires across south Wales
Around 200 military personnel from the 10 Queen's Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment are supporting fire crews in south Wales as they manage doze…
Lisburn parents launch summer scheme for children with complex needs
After uncertainty surrounding special school provision, parents and the charity Sensability organised a week-long summer scheme in Lisburn …
Herne Bay cinema owner Robert Johnson keeps tickets at £6 to ensure films remain accessible
Robert Johnson, who has spent his career bringing films to local communities, continues to run the Kavanagh cinema in Herne Bay with a focu…
Almost 1,500 Northern Ireland venues join scheme to support breastfeeding mothers
Nearly 1,500 businesses and organisations across Northern Ireland have signed up to the Breastfeeding Welcome Here scheme to help tackle pu…
Bolton family hubs reach UNICEF Baby Friendly milestone
Bolton’s Family Hubs have achieved Stage 1 status in the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative, marking the first step toward full accreditati…
Muston Mill on the Yorkshire coast restored to its former height
After falling into disrepair for over a century, the historic Muston Mill near Filey has been rebuilt to its original height and structure.…
Kettlewell residents continue 32-year tradition with annual scarecrow festival
What began as a small fundraiser for Kettlewell Primary School in 1994 has grown into a fixture of the Yorkshire Dales calendar. Residents …
Six-year-old Bristol boy raises £30,000 for children’s hospital
Teddy Brimble began fundraising after his three-year-old sister, Lucia, was treated at Bristol Children’s Hospital for a rare brain tumour.…