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Pocklington inventors to pitch water-saving device SealStop on Dragons' Den
Jason and Belle Richardson from Pocklington will appear on Dragons' Den to pitch their automatic shut-off valve, designed to reduce water w…
Barbican Conservatory shares plant cuttings with public before three-year closure
As the Barbican Conservatory prepares to close for a three-year refurbishment, staff invited 500 visitors to adopt cuttings from its collec…
Sittingbourne toddler Jude Bedingfield approaches third birthday after being told he would not survive birth
Jude Bedingfield was diagnosed with three rare genetic conditions in the womb, leading doctors to warn his parents that he might not surviv…
Hawkenbury Road speed limit to be reduced to 30mph following residents' campaign
Kent County Council has agreed to lower the speed limit on Hawkenbury Road after residents and local business owners campaigned for safer c…
O2 rolls out 5G+ mobile network across Kent
O2 has activated its 5G+ service across Kent, providing faster and more reliable mobile connections to over 1.6 million residents and busin…
London Charing Cross and Waterloo East stations reopen following £20m track renewal
Southeastern train services have resumed at London Charing Cross and Waterloo East after a 22-day closure for major track upgrades. By coor…
Bluefin tuna caught off the Yorkshire coast for the first time since the 1960s
Two giant bluefin tuna have been caught off the coast of Whitby, marking the first time the species has been landed in the North Sea in ove…
Natural History Museum to reopen gallery closed since 1943
The Nature and Us gallery at London's Natural History Museum will open to the public this September for the first time in over 80 years. As…
Bicester homeowner finds 1971 coin and receives a pint of beer from the electrician who hid it
Ellie Mead discovered a 1945 penny and a note hidden in her wall during renovations, left by electrician David Judd over 50 years ago. Afte…
Atlantic bluefin tuna return to the northeast coast after 60 years
Atlantic bluefin tuna have been spotted off the coast of Whitby for the first time since the 1960s, prompting researchers from the Universi…
Baton of Hope suicide prevention tour to return to Birmingham in 2027
The Baton of Hope initiative will return to Birmingham in 2027 following a successful joint bid by local health organisations and the city …
New wellbeing centre in York to combine boxing with support for homelessness and mental health
The Salvation Army is opening the New Ways Wellbeing Centre in New Earswick to provide fitness sessions alongside targeted support for thos…