In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Week 2025, Age UK is launching a campaign aimed at educating older adults about diabetes management and prevention. The initiative seeks to address the rising prevalence of diabetes in the aging population, offering vital resources and support.
The council has officially announced that Birkenhead Town Hall will close its doors until further notice, effective immediately. This closure comes as part of ongoing efforts to address essential maintenance and safety concerns within the historic building.
Emergency services are currently tackling a significant blaze near the city centre, with firefighters on the scene working diligently to contain the fire. Residents are urged to avoid the area as crews manage the situation. Further updates are expected.
Bournemouth forward reportedly faced racist abuse from a Liverpool fan during a recent match, prompting swift action from authorities. New footage reveals the moment police ejected the offending supporter from Anfield, condemning the “despicable” behavior.
The Bradford-on-Avon flood alleviation scheme is progressing, with local officials announcing recent developments aimed at enhancing flood defense measures. Plans include improved drainage systems and community engagement efforts to mitigate future flooding risks.
In an eagerly anticipated first cup clash of the season, Port Vale faces off against Blackpool. As the Valiants seek to make a strong impression, fans are left wondering how the team will perform against their League One rivals.
The search is on for the descendants of Stoke-on-Trent’s First World War heroes, as local historians aim to honor their legacies. Families connected to these valorous individuals are encouraged to step forward and help commemorate their contributions to history.
The University of Sheffield has announced plans to accelerate the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), aiming to address climate change and reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector. This initiative is part of a broader effort to promote environmentally friendly energy solutions.
As the school year approaches, many parents face children who are less than enthusiastic about returning. Experts suggest fostering open communication, exploring their concerns, and creating a positive back-to-school routine to ease anxiety and build excitement.
A third man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of Northampton resident Robert Brown. The suspect has since been released on bail as police continue their investigation into the circumstances surrounding Brown’s demise.
As incidents involving XL Bully dogs rise sharply in the UK, Dr. Lawrence Newport of DogsBite Blog advocates for rational dialogue on the breed’s safety and regulation. Experts urge responsible ownership and stricter guidelines to mitigate the escalating violence.
Jamie Rothwell, a notorious gang boss, has reportedly fled to Spain, claiming he is “tired of crime.” Authorities are investigating his abrupt departure, raising questions about his future and the impact on organized crime in the UK.
In Newport County, a community program has transformed lives, offering hope and stability. For one local father, Newport became a second home, providing not just shelter but also a renewed sense of purpose, showcasing the power of supportive environments.
Volunteers from BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha joined forces for the Great British Spring Clean in Milton Keynes, demonstrating their commitment to environmental stewardship. The event saw community members unite to tackle litter and promote a cleaner, greener neighborhood.
McDonald’s in Hull city centre has closed its doors following reports of a pest sighting. The popular fast-food chain took immediate action to investigate the issue, ensuring the health and safety of customers remains a top priority.
Virgin Voyages is poised to provide a significant economic boost to Portsmouth, according to the Portsmouth City Council. The cruise line’s arrival is expected to enhance local tourism and create jobs, invigorating the city’s waterfront and hospitality sectors.
Norwich Castle has acquired the UK’s largest collection of seventh-century gold coins, enhancing its prestigious archaeological offering. The trove, which sheds light on early English history, will be on display for visitors beginning next month.
A Croydon teacher has been banned from the profession after allegedly completing a pupil’s coursework and submitting it as their own. The misconduct, which undermined academic integrity, led to disciplinary action following an investigation by educational authorities.
Catfish and the Bottlemen delivered an electrifying performance at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, proving they’re “back, bigger and better.” Fans were treated to a dynamic setlist that showcased their evolution, solidifying their status as festival favorites.
In his latest move, striker Jordan Rhodes expressed his enthusiasm to join Mansfield Town under manager Nigel Clough. Rhodes, known for his goal-scoring prowess, looks forward to contributing to the team’s ambitions this season.
