Roman Lead Pigs Declared Treasure in Ceredigion

Two Roman lead ingots, dating back to AD 87, have been declared treasure after being found by metal detectorists in Ceredigion. The discovery provides significant evidence of lead exploitation in West Wales during the Roman period.

Lloyds Bank £200M Boost for UK Social Housing

Lloyds Bank has committed £200 million to Sovereign Network Group to support the construction of 25,000 new social homes and upgrade existing properties across Southern England over the next decade.

Rochdale Churches Lent Services and Community Events

Multiple churches across Rochdale are hosting Lent services, community meals, study groups, and special events throughout March. Activities include morning praise, women's breakfasts, Bible studies, and concerts.

New Stourbridge Apartments Plan Requires Healthcare Contribution

Dudley Council considers detailed plans for ten one-bedroom apartments on the historic Rolling Mills brownfield site in Stourbridge, with the Black Country ICB requesting over £10,000 to support local primary care services due to increased patient demand.

Former Birmingham Youth Centre to Become Community Hub

Birmingham Council has approved the sale of the long-vacant Malcolm Locker Youth Centre in Wylde Green to a local church, which plans to transform it into a community hub offering warm spaces, foodbank services, and youth programs.

Solihull Bar Platform Three: 8 Years as Community Hub

Platform Three, a family-run bar in Solihull's Olton, marks nearly a decade as a beloved local spot. Founded by ex-NHS nurse Colette King with her daughters, it attracts regulars from Birmingham, creating a warm, community-focused atmosphere.

Grimsby Arts Hub Marks Decade with Major Restoration

Our Big Picture in Grimsby celebrates its 10th anniversary and the completion of accessibility and conservation work at its Grade II listed building, enhancing its role as a community arts and heritage hub.

Macclesfield's Past Revealed in Rare Archive Photos

A collection of rare photographs from the Cheshire Archives and Local Studies showcases Macclesfield's history, from a 1910 watchmaker's shop to 1990s street scenes, capturing the town's changing character over decades.

Scouts Seek Volunteers for Youth Activities in Derbyshire

The Scouts in Derbyshire are calling for volunteers to support over 250 activities for young people, from air sports to cooking, as demand for places increases. Opportunities range from direct roles with age groups to background support in fundraising and

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