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McLaren to create 1,000 jobs at its Woking technology centre
Supercar manufacturer McLaren is investing £450m into its Woking facility, resulting in the creation of 1,000 new roles. This expansion fol…
Middlesbrough judoka Charlie Ayre reflects on his Commonwealth Games bronze medal
After losing his semi-final bout, 20-year-old Charlie Ayre had to quickly reset his focus to secure a bronze medal in the -60kg category. W…
Faversham Hop Festival brings £3 million boost to the local economy
The annual Faversham Hop Festival drew tens of thousands of visitors to the town over the weekend for a programme of music, dance, and loca…
Two red panda cubs born at Whipsnade Zoo
Two red panda cubs have been born to parents Ruby and Nilo at Whipsnade Zoo. As an Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered species,…
Bristol Airport and Weston College launch partnership to support local student careers
Bristol Airport and Weston College have established a Career Excellence Hub to provide students with industry insights, work placements, an…
Rare trifid bur-marigold thrives in Ailsworth thanks to careful land management
The trifid bur-marigold, a plant currently listed as vulnerable in Great Britain, has seen a successful growth season along the River Nene …
Sheffield war memorial to feature poem written by local schoolgirl
A memorial stone featuring the poem 'Me Brother Dan' is set to be installed in Weston Park, Sheffield. Written by Molly Meleady-Hanley when…
Sheffield council pauses plans to fell eight redwoods on Eyre Street
Sheffield City Council has halted plans to remove eight redwood trees after 83 per cent of residents objected to the proposal during a publ…
High Weald Walking Festival returns with 100 routes across Kent
The ninth annual High Weald Walking Festival is offering 100 guided and self-guided walks through the Kent countryside this September. By p…
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…