Mother runs Porthcawl 10K for hospice in memory of daughter
Sian Kelly, 56, from Llandough, will run the Brecon Carreg Porthcawl 10K this summer to raise funds for Tŷ Hafan children's hospice, honoring her daughter Mair who had Edwards Syndrome.
Sian Kelly, 56, from Llandough, will run the Brecon Carreg Porthcawl 10K this summer to raise funds for Tŷ Hafan children's hospice, honoring her daughter Mair who had Edwards Syndrome.
Longnor village in Staffordshire Moorlands hosts its annual garden open day on June 14, 10am-4pm, featuring new gardens, live music, Morris dancing, and family activities. Tickets £5, under 16s free.
Knutsford Town Council seeks volunteers to join Town Rangers in clearing Sparrow Lane footpath of overgrowth and debris to improve accessibility and safety for all.
Three men were arrested after a shooting in Coventry's Tile Hill left two injured, one with life-threatening chest wounds. Police investigate.
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RecommendedBonnie Rogues in Cardiff donates £12,000 to Noah's Ark Children's Hospital Charity, funding life-saving equipment and a new Jungle Ward for young patients.
Derby Rotary Club's Santa and Sleigh tour and Christmas tree sales raised £3,500 for Safe and Sound, supporting young people and families across Derbyshire.
Becky Cochran, a trainer at Support Dogs, is allergic to dogs but continues her vital work with antihistamines. The charity sources hypoallergenic dogs for clients.
Craig Clements, 49, from Chesterfield, used poetry and music to overcome a gambling addiction that left him £80,000 in debt. After NHS therapy, he now writes songs to aid recovery and help others.
Debbie Linton, 59, and six friends run the AJ Bell Great Bristol Run 2026 to raise funds for Brain Tumour Research after her husband Dave was diagnosed with an incurable glioblastoma.
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RecommendedPolice are seeking two men, possibly Spanish or Italian, after a Staffordshire bull terrier attacked another dog in Shrewsbury, requiring vet treatment.
The UK Government is consulting on mandatory cognitive assessments and eyesight checks for drivers aged 70 and over to improve road safety. Critics call it ageist.
Gordon Ramsay speaks candidly about the Beckham family tensions, highlighting his long friendship with David and Victoria and urging support for Brooklyn.
Former European Champion Ross Smith headlines a charity darts night at The Crown Inn, with auctioned legs, VIP Q&A, BBQ, and proceeds to Martha Trust and British Heart Foundation.
Hope HTS receives £500 from Nicholas O'Hara Community Fund to provide 20 starter packs with essential items for formerly homeless residents in Bournemouth.
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RecommendedPolice release CCTV images of a woman and two men in connection with a robbery at a store on High Street, Cradley Heath, on March 5.
A Lloyds Bank customer in Cornwall faces a 75-mile round trip to deposit a £900 HMRC cheque after the bank ended cheque services at Post Offices, sparking frustration.
The Labour government proposes six rule changes for drivers over 70, including mandatory eye tests and cognitive checks, to enhance road safety.
Sussex Police ask for patience as they investigate the discovery of three women's bodies near Brighton Beach. The women, aged 20-30, were recovered from the sea on May 13.
A government planning inspector has overturned Sandwell Council's rejection of an 11-bed HMO on Smethwick High Street, sparking concerns over slum conditions.
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RecommendedThe Block Armed Forces Foundation hosts a charity sleep out at St Luke's Church in Liverpool to raise awareness of homelessness among veterans. Participants spend the night outdoors to support former service personnel facing challenges transitioning to ci
Warwickshire Police raided a Bedworth home, seizing 150 cannabis plants worth £50,000 and uncovering dangerous wiring.
Three men are facing jail after a 23-year-old was shot in the arm in Solihull. The attack was described by police as 'nonsensical'. The victim survived after hospital treatment.
A Telegraph columnist has urged the Labour government not to compensate WASPI women, calling their cause 'preposterous' and an example of grievance culture.
The Clothing Bank, a North Yorkshire charity helping over 10,000 people annually, receives a £2,000 grant from the Banks Community Fund to buy essential items like coats, footwear, and school supplies.
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RecommendedYoung Rossendale leaders team up with Community First Responders to bring a life-saving defibrillator to Rawtenstall, raising nearly £500 through a bag-pack event and hosting a charity banquet.
Over 70,000 state pensioners may lose financial support due to the 'mixed-age couple' rule. Charities urge the DWP to scrap the policy, which can leave couples up to £7,000 worse off annually.
Residents in Alum Rock plan more protests against a food court operating without planning permission. The council confirms no valid permission exists and investigations are ongoing.
The UK Foreign Office updated travel advice for Senegal after a March 30 law change criminalizing same-sex relations, with increased prison sentences of 5-10 years and enforcement leading to arrests.
Car thefts are down overall in the West Midlands, but Toyota thefts rose 7.6% in 2025. Ford remains the most stolen brand, with 2,375 thefts.
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RecommendedA new government study ranks Birmingham as the second most deprived area in England, behind Blackpool. The analysis covers income, employment, education, health, crime, housing, and environment.