Essex Freemasons Donate Wheelchairs to Hospital Ward

After Sam Watson was paralysed from the neck down, his father Ian Watson and Saint Cedd Lodge donated two NHS-approved wheelchairs to Terling Ward at Broomfield Hospital, ending long waits for patient mobility.

Oldbury Stabbing: Three Arrested, Teen Critical

Three arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 19-year-old was stabbed in Market Street, Oldbury. The victim remains in critical condition; police urge witnesses to come forward.

68% Back UK-Wide Pavement Parking Ban

A survey by Tiger.co.uk reveals 68% of UK adults support a nationwide ban on pavement parking, with current laws only in London and Scotland. Fines could reach £130.

Lumb Green Prepares for Fun & Fitness Event

Volunteers spruced up Lumb Millennium Green for a Fun & Fitness event on July 5. 13 helpers trimmed grass, treated fences, and hung bunting. The group seeks new members to sustain community work.

Clan Cancer Support Fall Ball Returns to Aberdeen

Clan Cancer Support's annual charity ball returns to The Chester Hotel in Aberdeen on September 25, featuring live music, auctions, and a three-course dinner to raise funds for families affected by cancer across north-east Scotland.

Natalie Coe Mural for Broad Marsh

Local artist Natalie Coe will paint a 150-square-metre mural on Severn's House as part of Nottingham's Broad Marsh redevelopment, incorporating community ideas for a greener city centre.

Law Firm Raises £28,000 for Hospice Care

Blythe Liggins Solicitors has raised £28,000 for The Myton Hospices through 13 years of Make A Will Week, writing over 200 wills and sponsoring the Two Castles Run.

12,000 ANPR Cameras Scan for Insurance, Tax, MOT

12,000 Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras are now operating across the UK, automatically checking vehicles for valid insurance, road tax, and MOT, with drivers facing £1,000 fines.

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