Opticians join homelessness sleepout in Hertfordshire
Staff from Premier Opticians in Hertfordshire are swapping their warm beds for sleeping bags to support local homelessness charities through a community sleepout event this November.
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Motability Scheme Overhaul Sparks Disabled Drivers Fears
Proposed changes to the PIP Motability scheme could leave thousands of disabled drivers without adapted vehicles, sparking widespread concern among disability advocates.
Schoolgirl's daily mile raises thousands for sick children
A determined Yorkshire schoolgirl is running one mile every single day throughout 2024 to raise vital funds for poorly children, already generating over £2,500 for her inspiring charity mission.
Boy, 9, completes marathon walk for children's hospice
An inspirational nine-year-old boy from Surrey has completed an incredible marathon challenge, walking 26.2 miles to support a local children's hospice and smashing his fundraising target.
Folkestone Hosts Rotary Young Chef Competition
Folkestone Academy gears up to host the prestigious Rotary Young Chef competition, where Kent's most promising student chefs will battle for culinary supremacy and showcase their creative talents.
Aston Villa's Barry joins Sheffield United on loan
Young Aston Villa striker Louie Barry joins Sheffield United on loan until January, marking his return to Championship football after successful spells with Stockport County and Bradford City.
Yeadon boy's 28-mile army walk raises thousands for veterans
An inspirational 11-year-old from Yeadon completes gruelling 28-mile walk in full army gear, raising over £2,800 for veterans and his air cadet squadron.
Young filmmakers premiere at Wentworth Woodhouse festival
Budding filmmakers from Rotherham and Doncaster prepare for red carpet moment as their short films debut at prestigious Wentworth Woodhouse festival this July.
Disabled vet nears end of 874-mile Poppy Appeal walk
Former RAF veteran Samantha Grundy, who uses a wheelchair, approaches the final miles of her extraordinary 874-mile journey across Britain to raise funds for the Poppy Appeal, inspiring communities nationwide.
Free Bus Pass Rule Change: What It Means
Major changes to England's concessionary bus pass scheme could see millions of older and disabled residents paying more for travel as local authorities consider new restrictions.
Milford Haven pupils showcase talent at Torch Theatre
Young artists from Milford Haven School showcase their creative brilliance in a stunning exhibition at Pembrokeshire's renowned Torch Theatre
Fit 23-year-old's terminal cancer diagnosis shock
A seemingly healthy young man from Birmingham receives devastating terminal cancer diagnosis after what he thought was a persistent cough, urging others to listen to their bodies.
Blue Badge Recall Shock Hits Birmingham Drivers
Birmingham City Council admits administrative blunder affecting potentially thousands of Blue Badge holders who must now return their permits or face legal consequences.
Birmingham cracks down on Blue Badge fraudsters
Birmingham City Council launches major crackdown on drivers illegally using disabled parking badges, with enforcement officers patrolling city streets to catch fraudsters exploiting the system.
Blue Badge Rules Tighten: New Restrictions for Drivers
Major changes to Blue Badge parking regulations are coming into force, affecting thousands of disabled drivers. Discover what the new rules mean for you and how to avoid penalties.
UK's Richest Young Musicians 2025 Revealed
Discover the staggering net worth of Britain's most successful young musicians under 30, from pop sensations to rap royalty who are redefining financial success in the music industry.
Young writer's marathon raises thousands for hospice
Eleanor Riddington, an inspirational 11-year-old from Surrey, has written an incredible 50,000 words in just one month, raising over £2,000 for Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice through her extraordinary literary efforts.
Spooky Sensory Halloween for Disabled Children
The Sunshine Fund transforms Halloween into an inclusive celebration with specially designed sensory activities for children with disabilities across the North East.
Homebuilder boosts school library with book donation
Discover how a Yorkshire homebuilder is making a real difference in the community by donating hundreds of books to a local school library and rewarding young artistic talent through a creative competition.
Young artists bring River Usk to life in exhibition
Discover how talented young creatives from Monmouthshire have transformed the River Usk into a stunning visual spectacle through an inspirational exhibition at Abergavenny Museum.
Boy's allergy book inspired by sister's struggle
A remarkable 10-year-old from Hinckley has authored an inspiring children's book about food allergies, drawing from his personal experience watching his sister navigate life-threatening reactions.
Local voices raise roof for Sue Ryder this Christmas
Heartwarming community initiative sees local singers and musicians record charity single to support Sue Ryder's palliative care services during the festive season.
Reeves urged to scrap disability benefit rule
Exclusive: Motability demands immediate action as disabled drivers face losing vehicles due to outdated DLA-to-PIP reassessment rules, creating financial hardship and mobility crisis.
Council refuses pavement for disabled resident's safety
A frustrated grandfather speaks out after Birmingham City Council rejects his plea for a pavement on a dangerous road where his disabled wife and grandchildren risk their safety daily.
Father's rare dementia diagnosis at 52 sparks awareness campaign
A devoted daughter shares her family's emotional journey after her father's shock early-onset dementia diagnosis, highlighting the critical signs everyone should know about this rare condition.
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