Liverpool · Community
Liverpool Graduates Making Waves Across Science and Conservation
The University of Liverpool has shone a light on some of its most notable alumni ahead of this year's graduation ceremonies.
29 Jun
Leicester · Sports
Leicestershire beat Yorkshire by innings and 39 runs
Leicestershire defeated Yorkshire by an innings and 39 runs at Grace Road in a dominant three-day county cricket match. The decisive victory is a rare and significant achievement in first-class cricket, showcasing strong performance across The result gives Leicestershire momentum heading into upcoming fixtures in the county cricket calendar.
26 Jun
Sports
World Cup lion toy linked to sad love story gets repair
A lion toy from England's 1966 World Cup victory is being repaired, carrying both sporting and personal historical signi The item is linked to a poignant love story, adding emotional depth beyond its football memorabilia value. The restoration effort preserves a tangible connection to England's greatest sporting achievement and a quieter personal
24 Jun
Manchester · Community
University of Manchester Honours Four Individuals at
The University of Manchester has recognised four individuals with honorary degrees, marking their outstanding contributions to public life, culture, science...
24 Jun
Community
RNLI decommissions Samarbeta after 30 years of service
RNLI decommissions Samarbeta, a lifeboat that served for 30 years saving lives at sea. Crew members held a farewell ceremony to honour the vessel's significant contribution to maritime safety. The retirement marks routine fleet management as RNLI continues its life-saving mission with newer vessels.
24 Jun
Lowestoft · Community
England Pebble Art Marks Euro 2026 Support on Beach
A striking pebble art display of the England crest has appeared on Lowestoft beach, crafted from locally gathered stones The grassroots artwork reflects growing national football enthusiasm and represents creative fan expression using natura The piece exemplifies how communities find inventive ways to celebrate sporting identity during major tournaments.
24 Jun
Carlisle · Culture
University of Cumbria marks Skiddaw building history
University of Cumbria unveils blue plaque on Skiddaw building honouring its history as a workhouse and war hospital. The plaque recognises the building's dual role in social and wartime history, connecting present communities with their Part of broader national effort to preserve and acknowledge complex histories embedded in everyday institutional structu
22 Jun
Community
Pride festival marks 20 years with thousands attending
A UK Pride festival celebrates its 20th anniversary with thousands in attendance, marking two decades of continuous comm Pride events have become established fixtures across English towns and cities, drawing large crowds annually throughout The milestone reflects sustained public engagement and the logistical commitment of organisers running these community g
22 Jun
Birmingham · Community
Birmingham Volunteers Step Up for European Athletics
Birmingham residents and athletics fans across the UK now have the chance to get involved in the European Athletics Championships, coming to Birmingham in 20...
19 Jun
Community
Street League Scheme Helps Women Into Work Through Sport
Street League charity runs sport-based scheme helping women build confidence and life skills for employment Programme uses ball games to develop soft skills like teamwork and communication valued by employers Initiative reaches women who may struggle with traditional job-seeking routes across England
17 Jun
Liverpool · Community
Home Bargains Marks Major Milestone in Liverpool City Centre
Home Bargains, the well-known retail chain with strong roots in Liverpool, is marking a major milestone this week.
17 Jun
Stroud · Community
The Great Big Climate Circus kicks off in Stroud
An upbeat, youth-led climate circus launches at Stratford Park in Stroud on Saturday 20 June, the first stop of a four-year, National Lottery-funded touring project across Gloucestershire.
17 Jun
London · Community
Deptford High Street Draws Loyal Local Food Shoppers in London
Deptford's high street in south-east London has long been valued by its local residents for the range of food traders and market stalls it supports.
17 Jun
Environment
Wildwood Trust moves bison to estate to restore habitat
The Wildwood Trust has successfully relocated five European bison to Castletown Estate near Rockcliffe. The bison are reported to be thriving in their new habitat as part of a broader effort to restore natural ecosystems. This initiative reflects a growing interest in rewilding projects across Britain to enhance ecological recovery.
8 Jun
Community
Volunteer Marks 1,600 Hours at Weekly Lunch Club
Dorothy Schofield has achieved a remarkable milestone of 1,600 hours of volunteering at a lunch club, which she describes as a source of structure and purpose in her life. Her commitment highlights the vital role lunch clubs play in fostering community connections and supporting both volunteers and attendees across England. Schofield's story exemplifies the significant impact of regular volunteering and the importance of recognizing long-term contributions to community services.
8 Jun
Culture
The Amazing Digital Circus reaches UK cinemas via fan demand
The Amazing Digital Circus is now screening in UK cinemas after fans campaigned by emailing cinema chains for screenings. The show, which originated on YouTube, reflects a growing trend of online content transitioning to traditional cinema. This grassroots effort demonstrates the power of fan engagement in influencing distribution decisions.
8 Jun
Manchester · Community
Manchester Methods Fair 2026 Puts Researcher Wellbeing at
The University of Manchester's Methods Fair 2026 brought together researchers from across the institution for a day focused on creativity, connection, and ca...
8 Jun
Community
England's Victorian piers mark 125 years of coastal heritage
A pier that opened in 1901 is celebrating its 125th anniversary, highlighting the importance of preserving England's Victorian coastal heritage. Local communities are actively working to maintain and protect these historic structures for future generations. The milestone reflects a broader national interest in heritage conservation and the ongoing efforts to keep these iconic piers operational.
8 Jun
Leeds · Health & Wellness
Parkinson's Steppers: a Leeds class where movement makes music
Parkinson's Steppers is a new movement and wellbeing class for people living with Parkinson's and their carers, launching in Leeds this June. Created by artist-led organisation Harmony in Motion, it uses wearable technology that makes sounds as you move, so each session is creative, active and social. The six-week pilot runs from Friday 19 June at the University of Leeds.
1 Jun