A 17-year-old is gearing up to take on a family business.
Plans to demolish a 70-year-old sports pavilion have been given the green light, leaving football players temporarily without changing facilities.
A family business named after the owner’s granddaughter has had a successful opening day.
A vicar who has served a community for 23 years will continue to live in the parish he calls ‘home’ when he retires — and has exciting plans ahead.
A crowd funder has been created in aid of a cricket club that has been vandalised.
A contractor has been found to start essential repair work to a town church’s wooden spire - which is the tallest and oldest in Europe.
Developers have been given the go-ahead to turn a dilapidated grot spot hotel into residential housing.
Villagers have welcomed news that plans for an asphalt plant have been turned down.
A father who along with his daughter witnessed a man urinating at their property has called for action to support victims of crime.
Villagers have welcomed news that plans for an asphalt plant have been turned down.
Football players have collected food items to donate to a community centre and village church for those in need.
A man has been charged with vandalising a war memorial and urinating in the grounds of a village church.
A woman who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer has set up a lasting legacy to support families after she has gone.
A teenager met his trucking idol as a record number of festive vehicles took part in a convoy taking gifts to children in hospital.
A devoted mother of a heart transplant baby is determined to bring comfort to other parents whose children will be spending Christmas in hospital.
Mould and damp in an school building is causing parents to worry about their children’s health - with one mum taking decisive action.
Restoration is hoped to begin on a tower church spire next year - using similar methods to repair Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.
Friends of a schoolboy who is bravely battling a brain tumour are showing their support by raising money for a special room for him at his home.
An owner of a popular village café is ‘ready to throw in the towel’ and move abroad should ‘ludicrous’ plans for an industrial plant get the go-ahead.
Fake breasts, an unemptied catheter,urine-filled bottles, and a 21-year-old crisp packet are the more unusual items found by a litter-picking duo.
