CMP Products raised £20,000 for Anxious Minds after an 18‑month staff-led fundraising and volunteering campaign that included a 36‑hour cycle challenge, bake sales and community volunteering.
Semi-retired illustrator Terry Whitworth has been posting watercolour sketches of Bridport landmarks and short histories on local Facebook groups since March last year.
University of Winchester staff hosted a delegation from Zurich to share Philosophy for Children (P4C) methods and observed P4C lessons at a local primary school; the teams plan further collaboration, including a Winchester visit to Zurich in November.
A Cornwall resident and member of Knox-St. Paul's United Church wrote to the mayor and councillors to express full support for a proposed Tiny Homes project and urged a yes vote. The letter frames the development as more than 30 homes and as a reflection of community compassion and inclusion.
Newcastle United said it will take action after video showed the club's young mascot briefly left alone on the pitch before the 4-1 defeat at Liverpool.
Sian Cleaver, an engineer from Chelmsford working for Airbus in Germany, helped build the solar arrays and propulsion components for the European Service Module that will power NASA's Artemis II mission. Artemis II is due to launch later this week and will carry four astronauts on a 10-day flight around the Moon.
The Southeast Gateway pipeline now brings U.S. natural gas to southeastern Mexico and has prompted legal challenges and protests from coastal and Indigenous communities over consultation and environmental concerns.
The vintage tea room at Damhouse in Astley, which closed last January because of mounting losses, reopened last summer under Merly's Kitchen CIC after a full refurbishment and now offers homemade meals, community groups and a Community Fridge.
The 6th Winchester Cubs and Scouts raised £2,096 in 90 minutes by busking outside Winchester railway station to support Alfie's Wish; £1,096 came from donations and £1,000 from match funding by two employers.
Rees Parent & Child Fostering, founded by Jan Rees OBE and Melody Douglas, launched in the Midlands to provide specialist parent-and-child placements and welcomed around 50 guests; the agency emphasises a trauma-informed, strength-based approach and family-centred values.
