Fire Walk Funds Hospital Gaming Cart for Patients
Katie Harris, a clinical physiologist, raised £1,545 by completing a fire walk challenge for Glangwili Hospital's neurophysiology department to purchase a gaming cart for patients.
Katie Harris, a clinical physiologist, raised £1,545 by completing a fire walk challenge for Glangwili Hospital's neurophysiology department to purchase a gaming cart for patients.
A community programme in Llanfyllin, run with Welshpool Rotaract, has trained 14 more residents in CPR and defibrillator use, empowering locals to save lives while awaiting emergency services.
Staffordshire Police issue urgent advice after night prowlers target key safes across the region, leading to home invasions and vehicle thefts.
Razvan Mut has been cleared of attempted murder but admitted wounding after a violent attack on Stephen Watts in Handsworth, Birmingham, involving over 50 blows.
Richard MacRae is running to raise funds for Shoe-Aid, a UK charity providing footwear to homeless people. His training runs and organised events in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire aim to support this vital cause.
St. Peter's Garden Centre in Worcester has been ranked 23rd best in Britain by the Garden Centre Association, celebrating with its community on Instagram.
A Staffordshire woman recounts her dramatic rescue from a freezing canal by a marathon-training jogger after her dog's plunge led to her falling into the icy waters near Stone.
Blackpool Council offers £200-£300 payments from the DWP Household Support Fund to residents not on benefits, helping with energy and water costs amid rising living expenses.
Practical strategies for pensioners to reduce inheritance tax bills through legal gifting, allowances, and loopholes, helping families preserve wealth across generations.
A group of travellers has moved onto Mount Street Play Park in Nechells, Birmingham, near Star City. Councillor Lee Marsham has reported the illegal occupation and called for eviction proceedings.
Hazel Birkenhead, a cherished volunteer at Llangollen and Corwen Railway for over 40 years, receives a surprise invitation to Buckingham Palace, honouring her tireless community service.
DWP reforms introduce new Universal Credit health element rates from April. Four specific groups will receive the higher rate of £429.80, while new claimants get £217.26.
The Department for Work and Pensions announces a £212 monthly reduction in Universal Credit's health element while increasing the standard allowance to incentivise employment.
West Midlands Police provide an update after a machete attack in Shirley left a teenager with life-changing injuries. Two boys remain in hospital.
A £60,000 donation from Essex Freemasons is enabling LifeLine Projects to provide crucial early intervention for up to 40 families with young children in Barking and Dagenham, strengthening long-term outcomes.
West Midlands Police have released CCTV images and are appealing for information after an indecent exposure incident on a canal towpath in Sutton Coldfield last December.
West Midlands Police issue urgent warning after a man and woman steal bank cards and cash from a victim on Tettenhall High Street. Residents urged to stay vigilant.
A mother from Cheshire is devastated after her beloved XL Bully's ashes were sent in a recycled Fever Tree tonic water box following the dog's seizure and destruction under the breed ban.
The DWP urges eligible UK pensioners to claim Pension Credit, a state pension top-up worth up to £4,300 annually, with new rates rising in April.
A new study reveals 78% of Gen Z crave traditional romance, yet 46% feel trapped by dating apps with no other way to meet someone, highlighting a modern love paradox.
Millions of Universal Credit claimants will receive an above-inflation increase in payments from April, with single claimants getting £300 extra annually and couples receiving £480 more.
The Department for Work and Pensions announces Universal Credit changes, introducing a lower £217 health element rate to address work incentives while boosting standard allowances for millions.
Residents at River Gardens in Greenwich, London, have been charged a staggering £198,986 for heating and hot water after a managing agent's error led to a tariff delay.
West Midlands Police have seized over 50 illegal e-bikes in Birmingham city centre, with modified bikes sent to be crushed as part of a safety crackdown.
A new report highlights the struggles of 1.4 million Carer's Allowance claimants, with one million providing full-time unpaid care equivalent to a job.
Over 200 English councils now impose 100% council tax premiums on second homes, but owners are switching to holiday lets to avoid charges, with holiday let registrations rising by 1.2%.
A new DWP bill to remove the Universal Credit two-child limit reaches Committee Stage, potentially benefiting 483,000 families from April 2026.
Michael Duffy, charged with conspiracy to supply crack cocaine in Birmingham, vanished while awaiting trial and remains missing despite a public appeal and a six-year prison sentence issued in his absence.
City of Wolverhampton Council has refused plans for a six-bed HMO in Heath Town, citing fears of increased crime and inadequate room sizes.
Emma Britton, 51, pleaded guilty to stealing chicken from a Solihull Co-op and asked magistrates to impose the longest possible prison sentence, receiving eight weeks.