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Lawrence Weston football team wins Bristol's Refugee Festival tournament
A team representing the community group Ambition Lawrence Weston took part in the annual Great Get Together tournament during Bristol's Ref…
Alnwick's Barter Books celebrates 35 years of trading in the town's former railway station
Founded in 1991 to help cover overheads for a struggling model factory, Barter Books has grown from a single room into a major destination …
Sefton children's home upgraded to 'Good' rating by Ofsted
A children's home in Sefton operated by Theophelian Limited has been upgraded to an overall 'Good' rating following a series of improvement…
Cardiff's Vintage for Victory festival marks its 10th anniversary in Whitchurch
The Vintage for Victory festival is celebrating a decade of community heritage events in Whitchurch Library Gardens. By recreating the atmo…
Iceland launches service to help pensioners claim unclaimed benefits
Iceland has introduced a 'Benefits Boost' service to help shoppers aged 66 and over identify and claim DWP support they are entitled to but…
The history of Liverpool's Strawberry Field gates - and the charity work continuing inside
While thousands of visitors flock to the iconic red gates in Woolton each year, many are unaware that the site has been run by the Salvatio…
Rediscovered baptism record sheds light on the life of an enslaved teenager in 18th-century Manchester
A parish record from 1798 detailing the baptism of a 14-year-old girl named Indiana Mundi has been rediscovered at Manchester Cathedral. Th…
Construction of 11 new council bungalows to begin in Canterbury this autumn
Canterbury City Council is set to transform the derelict Sturry Road Social Club site into 11 new chalet bungalows after securing £1.67 mil…
Pubs in England and Wales can stay open until 5am for World Cup match
With England's World Cup match against Mexico kicking off at 1am on Monday, the government has granted a temporary extension allowing pubs …
Widnes man searches for British Transport Police officer who helped him before cardiac arrest
After Neil Broderick began feeling unwell at Liverpool Lime Street Station, a British Transport Police officer intervened and called an amb…
St Mawes residents launch project to build 17 affordable homes for local families
The St Mawes Affordable Regeneration Team has secured permission to build 17 homes on a former school field to tackle the village's housing…
Pontrhydyfen residents create 40 musical-themed scarecrows for annual village festival
Residents of Pontrhydyfen have decorated their gardens with 40 scarecrows inspired by famous musicals, ranging from Cats to Willy Wonka. Or…