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York Racecourse concludes its season with a final weekend of racing
York Racecourse is hosting its final event of the year, featuring over £660,000 in prize money across the weekend's races. This season saw …
How Sheffield’s tenant associations are bringing neighbours together
Tenant and residents associations across Sheffield provide a platform for neighbours to organise social activities and address local concer…
York's Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Care Centre completes £2.4m refurbishment
The Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Care Centre in York has completed a £2.4m revamp to provide more comprehensive support for patients a…
Wates receives final planning approval for 1,000-home Poets Corner development in Harrow
Harrow Council has granted final planning permission for the £360m Poets Corner regeneration project, allowing construction to begin on ove…
Fifteen-year-old Dylan Hartley becomes Doncaster Rovers' youngest-ever player
Dylan Hartley made his debut for Doncaster Rovers in the Football League Trophy at 15 years, four months and 27 days old, surpassing a club…
Oxford spinout Living Optics raises $20 million to scale hyperspectral camera production
University of Oxford spinout Living Optics has secured $20 million in funding to expand the global reach of its hyperspectral imaging techn…
Torbay Hospital patient becomes first to receive precision SABR radiotherapy
Stephen Dwyer-Lapthorne is the first patient in Torbay and South Devon to undergo stereotactic ablative radiotherapy, a new precision techn…
Bluefin tuna return to UK waters following international conservation efforts
After disappearing from British waters in the 1960s due to overfishing, bluefin tuna have returned in significant numbers. Their recovery i…
Liverpool mural to honour Harold 'Lord Woodbine' Phillips - the mentor who helped shape The Beatles
A new mural is being painted in Liverpool to celebrate the life of Harold Adolphus Phillips, the musician and mentor who helped guide The B…
Southport veteran Irene Cavanagh marks 100th birthday with military surprise
Irene Cavanagh, who served with the Royal Signals during the Second World War, celebrated her 100th birthday at her care home in Southport.…
Newcastle City Council introduces paid leave for employees who become kinship carers
Newcastle City Council is offering two weeks of paid leave to staff who take on the care of a child through a kinship arrangement. This pol…
New Brighton dad turns trainer restoration hobby into full-time business
Brad Vernon has transitioned from his job as a postman to running The Trab Lab, a specialist trainer cleaning service that now handles up t…