InYourArea News
Complete Computers helps bring classroom to Bideford homes
Complete Computing have helped West Croft school connect to their schoolwork during the nation’s third lockdown
InYourArea News
InYourArea News
Road closures in East Ayrshire are on the horizon
The works are due to start on Monday, March 15 and will continue for up to eight days.
InYourArea News
New Bacup Aldi gets go ahead from council planners
The German-owned supermarket giant has gained the green light from Rossendale council to build a new store at the "eyesore" derelict Forest Mill site
InYourArea News
Father's Christmas grotto praised in national competition
Paul Baker, 42, was nominated for the Specsavers UK Smile Maker award by long-term friend Tim Bain
InYourArea News
Sevenoaks businesses react to the road map out of lockdown
There are calls for the government to slash VAT to help high street shops pay back loans
InYourArea News
Rapid Covid testing supports Cambs fire service
Only eight staff have tested positive since the programme began in December.
InYourArea News
Cause for hope in East Surrey as councils react to lockdown easing plans
"There is light at the end of the tunnel as we emerge from winter and we need to allow ourselves to look forward"
InYourArea News
Watch out for Connie the orangutan in Lynton as she runs laps to help wildlife
“Some orangutans are even being killed,” she said.
InYourArea News
Eccelshall butcher wins award
Perrys of Eccleshall was first established in 1927 in the historic Staffordshire market town and is home to a master butcher
InYourArea News
St Austell Brewery boss welcomes Covid roadmap but more must be done to help pubs
Kevin Georgel, the CEO of St Austell Brewery has broadly welcomed the unlocking of the lockdown roadmap but issued a word of caution that these are dire times for pubs
InYourArea News
Torridge councillors refuse to back Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill
Supporters of the Early Day Motion include Green MP Caroline Lucas as well as 85 other supporters
InYourArea News
Llangunnor's historical information signs finally in place after more than 15 years
Plans were first announced for the signs in 2005 but funding always fell through