Community News

FoodCycle, the national charity aiming to make food poverty a thing of the past, have just unveils its schools pilot promising to deliver nutrient-packed free meals in a positive environment to families.

Worcester Cathedral will be working with four of the city’s leading solicitors to bring you ‘Make a Will this Summer’.

The RSPCA is calling on the public to help save animals’ lives by putting away their back garden football nets after use - as England, Scotland and 22 other nations prepare to kick-off at Euro 2024.

Haringey is taking a major stand against gender-based violence and is set to be the only borough in London to launch a unique beer mat campaign during Euro 2024.

Nominations are now open to champion dedicated individuals or groups who continue to go above and beyond within their local communities in the West Midlands.

Adults and teens concerned about their screen time are turning in their smartphones for “dumber” models.

Effective 9^th June 2024 0001 hours – A new Government Directive has been issued nationwide across all ports.

One of the UK’s fastest-growing affordable housing developers claimed a prestigious property ‘double’ last night.

This past week, Police Now celebrated its 200th Frontline Leadership Programme officer to achieve promotion.

He’s the motorbike-loving grandad who’s still working at full throttle after becoming Severn Trent’s longest serving employee – clocking up more than 53 years.

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity’s Tatenhill airbase in Staffordshire will give the public an exclusive look behind-the-scenes into its clinical operations on Sunday 30th June 2024 as its annual open day returns.

The immense contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants will once again be celebrated in Haringey.

Joanne Roney CBE has been appointed as the permanent Managing Director of Birmingham City Council, and will join in the autumn, after spending seven years leading Manchester City Council.

Events to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day took place in France and the UK after commemorations began on Wednesday, which saw King Charles III addressing a crowd in Portsmouth on the eve of the anniversary.

Les Schrenk, of Long Prairie, Minnesota, was shot down over Denmark during World War II and taken prisoner.

The City of Wolverhampton Council’s Carer Support Team is marking this year’s Carers Week with a range of activities for unpaid carers and the people they look after.