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- Breton and Guernsey politicians to visit Jersey States of Jersey (Today) - This visit is part of the Channel Islands' ongoing engagement with France at a regional and national level...
- Motorists in St John asked to follow signed diversion States of Jersey (Today) - Resurfacing work Grande Route de St Jean will continue until the end of November...
- Tractor stuck under bridge in Calisle (Carlisle) Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service (Today) - At 10:28 firefighters were called to A689 bypass route, Carlisle, where a large tractor was stuck under a bridge on its side. The occupant was out of the vehicle and...
- The Mayor's Week July 13-19 Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (Today) - During his civic week July 13-July 19, Rhondda Cynon Taf's Mayor attended a walk in memory of those who died in a Rhondda mining disaster....
- Number plates stolen Northumbria Police (Today) - Number plates stolen...
- Racially aggravated assault in Poole - Appeal Dorset Police (Today) - Officers in Poole are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward after a racially aggravated assault in the town....
- Food businesses encouraged to sign up to Heart of Derbyshire Derbyshire County Council (Today) - Food businesses from restaurants and takeaways to pubs and cafes are being encouraged to promote healthier eating by becoming members of a new scheme called Heart of Derbyshire....
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- “Great news for children”: Tobacco Free Futures welcomes consultation on smoking in cars Warrington Borough Council (Today) - Tobacco Free Futures has today welcomed the launch of the consultation on the draft regulations to prohibit smoking in cars with children under 18 present....
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- Chief Constable Will Be Online To Answer Your Questions West Mercia Police (Today) - West Mercia Police Chief Constable David Shaw will be taking part in a live web chat next week to answer questions from the public.The event takes place on Tuesday 29...
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- Significant funding boost for city centre enterprise zone Birmingham City Council (Today) - Birmingham City Council is set to approve a significantly larger funding package to support the delivery of the city centre enterprise zone. The £275 million investment plan, which has also......
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- Updated - Police Appeal For Witnesses After Jewellery Stolen In Burglary, Oakengates, Telford West Mercia Police (Today) - West Mercia Police are appealing for information about a burglary in Station Fields, Oakengates, Telford. It took place between 10:30am and 12:30pm on Sunday 20th July 2014.The thieves forced entry...
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- Appeal after assault, Bideford Devon and Cornwall Constabulary (Today) - Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault in Northam, Bideford, which left a man with facial injuries. A disagreement broke out between two men in Fore Street around 6.30pm on...
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- Look out for your letter - big changes to voter registration Guildford Borough Council (Today) - Individual Electoral Registration (IER) is the biggest change to how people vote in almost a hundred years. Registration for everyone living in a household by one person is no longer...
- Mansfield venues to breathalyse revellers Nottinghamshire Police (Today) -
- All set for a summer of fun? Hartlepool Borough Council (Today) - A FEAST of summer school holiday fun will kick-off next week....
- Southall Broadway improvements enter final phase London Borough of Ealing Council (Today) - Work is about to begin on the final phase of a major project to improve the safety and attractiveness of Southall Broadway, and Ealing Council is advising road users to...
- Work to start on junction improvements Devon County Council (Today) - Work to get underway on £180,000 scheme to tackle congestion and improve safety at the junction of Topsham Road, Southbrook Road and Tollards Road....
- Operation Illuminate and police surgeries to be held in Hathersage and Tideswell Derbyshire Constabulary (Today) - Safer Neighbourhood officers will be heading out on the road to speak to residents about home security and issues affecting their community....
- Youths carry out litter pick in Etwall under Restorative Justice scheme Derbyshire Constabulary (Today) - Two boys have cleaned up the community area in Etwall to apologise for their actions....
- Police in Shirebrook given greater powers to confiscate alcohol Derbyshire Constabulary (Today) - The whole of Shirebrook has been covered by an order in an effort to tackle anti-social behaviour related to drinking on the streets....
- Putting pedal power to the test at Rosliston South Derbyshire District Council (Today) - A taste of the Tour de France is coming to South Derbyshire as part of a stunning summer of sport....
- Man Charged with the Robbery, Hermit Street, Lincoln Lincolnshire Police (Today) - Crime Update...
- 22/07/2014 - Children in Sandbach Heath are crowned recycling champs! Cheshire East Council (Today) - Children from St Johns CE Primary School in Sandbach Heath beat off stiff competition from several other children to be crowned Ansas Junior Recycling Officers of the Year....
- Pontypridd's Victoria Bridge Closure Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (Today) - One of Pontypridd's oldest and busiest road bridges will be closed this weekend as a £1million renovation scheme continues....
- Extra places to be created at three primary schools London Borough of Ealing Council (Today) - Ealing Council’s cabinet has agreed to invest £7.05million in providing more permanent and temporary primary places for local children....
- Over 2,500 potholes repaired so far this year City and County of Swansea (Today) - EXPERT workers have now repaired more than 2,500 potholes and other road defects in Swansea so far this year....
- Share your family’s First World War story in Duns Scottish Borders Council (Today) - Duns History Society and our Museum Service are appealing for local people to contribute to a new exhibition which will commemorate the impact of the First World War on Duns....
- Path to Malcolm Canmore's Tower in Pittencrieff Park reopened Fife Council (Today) - Paths have been reopened to visitors after fencing work...
- Keeping the streets clean in Hyson Green! Nottingham City Council (Today) - School children from Berridge School in Hyson Green have designed a street sign for outside their school to encourage people to keep the area clean....
- Fly-tipping: the real cost North West Leicestershire District Council (Today) - A life-sized ambulance created from dumped fridges and washing machines will be constructed in two North West Leicestershire towns to raise awareness of the real cost of fly-tipping....