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Dartford Larder social supermarket supports 600 members in its first year
The Dartford Larder has grown to support nearly 600 members since opening last July, offering affordable groceries alongside budgeting and …
New allergy safety guidelines introduced in English schools following Benedict Blythe's death
Following the death of five-year-old Benedict Blythe from an allergic reaction, new government guidelines now require all state-funded scho…
Sheffield-based Tickets for Good raises £3.9m to expand access to live events
Founded by Steve Rimmer and the late Neville Mosey, Tickets for Good distributes surplus event tickets to NHS staff, teachers, and those re…
Staplehurst village opens new £1m all-weather football pitch
A new 3G floodlit pitch has opened at Jubilee Field in Staplehurst, marking the end of a decade-long project to improve local sporting faci…
Chesterfield baby Rory Potter recovers after world-first skull surgery
One-year-old Rory Potter from Derbyshire has recovered well after becoming the first baby in the world to receive a new type of spring-base…
New mobile technology installed to improve phone signal in Canterbury city centre
Small cell technology has been attached to street furniture across Canterbury to address long-standing issues with poor mobile connectivity…
Chesterfield baby Rory Potter recovers after world-first surgery for rare skull condition
One-year-old Rory Potter from Chesterfield has recovered well after becoming the first patient to receive a new type of spring-based surger…
Oxford-based Zero Petroleum develops synthetic jet fuel using green hydrogen
Zero Petroleum has successfully produced a synthetic replica of Jet A-1 fuel by combining green hydrogen with carbon dioxide at its facilit…
Norfolk's £100m A47 upgrade nears completion between Blofield and North Burlingham
A 2.6-mile stretch of the A47 has been converted into a dual carriageway to improve traffic flow and road safety in Norfolk. The project, w…
How gardeners are using construction waste to create drought-tolerant rubble gardens
Gardeners are repurposing concrete, gravel and sand to build resilient, low-maintenance gardens that support biodiversity. By using these d…
Eyam Moor in Derbyshire moves into new ownership
Eyam Moor has transitioned to new ownership, marking a change for the landscape after centuries of use as a grouse moor. This shift offers …
Teenagers in England move into the top 10 for international academic rankings
England is one of the few nations to maintain its academic performance in the latest OECD Pisa survey, which saw a global decline in maths,…