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WorkWell service offers free support for people in Cornwall managing health challenges at work
WorkWell is a government-funded service providing personalised, confidential support to help residents in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly …
Northumbria to host new court offering women alternatives to prison
The Northumbria police area has been selected to host an Intensive Supervision Court designed to address the underlying issues that drive w…
Pubs in England and Wales to stay open until 5am for England's World Cup match against Mexico
The government has extended licensing hours to allow pubs to remain open until 5am for the England team's 1am World Cup fixture against Mex…
Rhondda Cynon Taf reduces number of long-term empty homes by over 800
The number of private sector homes sitting empty for six months or more in Rhondda Cynon Taf has fallen by 869 since 2017. By introducing c…
Newport retired nurse Sarah Higgins loses 10 stone to qualify for knee surgery
After being refused surgery for an arthritic knee due to her weight, 56-year-old Sarah Higgins joined a local Slimming World group and lost…
Carmarthenshire dairy farmer leaves family business to join the circus
After growing up on his family's dairy farm in Cwmbach, 24-year-old Owain Evans has traded rural life for a nomadic career with The Revel P…
Metallica donates £40,000 to Cardiff charities following record-breaking stadium show
After performing to a record-breaking crowd at the Principality Stadium, Metallica donated £20,000 each to Cardiff Foodbank and the homeles…
Former Melling restaurant to become a nursery for 80 children
Sefton Council has approved plans to convert the former Alba restaurant building into Bumbles Nursery, providing space for 80 children. The…
Two boys rescued by RNLI after being trapped by the tide in Cornwall
Two young boys were rescued by the St Agnes RNLI after becoming stranded on rocks at Trevellas for over four hours. The volunteer crew safe…
Plymouth father Neil Ginter found safe after going missing in Benidorm
Neil Ginter, a bus driver from Plymouth, has been located after his family raised concerns when he could not be reached for over 24 hours w…
Pontypridd therapist uses his own experience to help remove food bank stigma
After relying on a food bank to feed his family following his university graduation, Steven Crichton is now volunteering to help make the s…
Wirral mum Vicky Crowden runs 7 marathons in 7 days to raise £150,000 for cancer research
Vicky Crowden from Hoylake is training to run a marathon on each of the seven continents in seven days to raise £150,000 for Clatterbridge …