Community News

With the outgoing first minister, Mark Drakeford, set to step down from the post next week, Vaughan Gething has been announced as the winner of the Welsh Labour leadership election.

A London nurse once described as the "fastest woman in Africa" is retiring after almost five decades in the NHS.

As celebrations continue around the world, this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin, Cork and other cities, towns and village in the Republic of Irland are marking their celebrations with a variety of festival, attracting hundreds of thousands.

Sir Lenny Henry will be hosting Comic Relief for the final time when the BBC fundraising telethon returns.

New homes provider Bromford is lifting the lid on its newest home styles at its Shared Ownership development in Solihull.

Signicat, the pan-European leader in Digital Identity, announces its transactional results and substantial growth for the fiscal year 2023, reaffirming its global position in the digital identity sector.

Big Society Capital, the UK's leading social impact investor, have launched research showcasing the transformative impact of an innovative funding approach which has in ten years housed over 3,300 people, including 1,607 children, who were at risk of homelessness, resulting in significant savings for the government.

The RSPCA has received almost 13,000 reports about animals found severely injured, trapped, mutilated, choked or even dead from carelessly discarded litter over the past four years.

The royal family find themselves in hot water today as Kate’s Mother’s Day image has just been withdrawn by four major news agencies over concerns of manipulation.

A new art prize open to UK & Republic of Ireland based artists will launch in 2024.

Residents of Albrighton are overwhelmingly against a developer’s proposal to destroy Greenbelt which may lead to an approximate 62% increase in the footprint of the Shropshire village.

Imagine beginning the day with the exhilaration of a snowball fight, adding zest to your journey with an impromptu comedy show, or perhaps partaking in an enthralling challenge to visit every tube station.

Education chiefs at Hertfordshire County Council have issued hundreds of fines to parents who have taken their children out of school without permission since September, it has emerged.

A historic wooden sign from the original Kings Heath station which closed in the 1940s, has been returned to the site ahead of the station’s anticipated opening.

Two sanctuary scholars from the University of Warwick have been named on this year’s 100 Changemakers list by The Big Issue.

This Easter holidays, visitors to Great Central Railway can enjoy steam trains, an interactive storytelling performance, treasure hunt and trail with a doggy theme as Ruffle the Rail Dog, an Airedale Terrier with a love of the railway, takes over the trains on Wednesday 27th March and Thursday 28th March and Tuesday 2nd, Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th April.