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32 matchesTorfaen MP calls for high-risk prostate cancer testing across Wales
Prostate cancer testing should be offered to all men in Wales who are at high risk, says Torfaen MP and former Cabinet minister Nick Thomas-Symonds.
Much-loved Welsh location to feature in More4's Our Tiny Islands
Viewers will meet Johanna and her son Billy, who keep their family’s connection to Caldey alive through their work on the island.
Reading house hunter's five-year property search features on Channel 4
Reading house hunters faced tough decisions over budgets, locations and compromises on Channel 4's Location, Location, Location.
Christian Horner shares one question Queen Elizabeth asked during royal meeting
Christian Horner has revealed a royal encounter with Queen Elizabeth II in which she questioned him about Formula 1.
Rick Stein labelled a 'naturally disorganised' person
Veteran TV chef Rick Stein says he’s a “naturally disorganised” person but the process of cooking brings him a sense of structure.
Reading Dussehra and Diwali festival described as 'spectacular'
A vibrant celebration of culture and tradition brought the Reading community together in the Dussehra and Diwali festival.
Surgery offers private appointments with councillors in south Essex district
Residents can request private appointments with councillors at an upcoming surgery in Hullbridge
NHS update on potential impacts of doctors strike next month in south Essex
South Essex hospital bosses at Southend Hospital and Basildon Hospital have said appointments could be disrupted as consultant doctors are set to strike
The historic castle with a water maze less than 2 hours from Hertfordshire
The historical attraction of Hever Castle is two hours from Hertfordshire and even has a water maze.
The spectacular Hertfordshire village that feels frozen in time
Tucked away on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, you wouldn't be mistaken for thinking Aldbury feels almost untouched by time.
Fined resident warns of McDonald's restaurant in Wycombe's parking rules
A High Wycombe resident is dissapointed to have been hit with a parking fine at the town centre's Mcdonald's restaurant.
Stourport hockey side celebrates first win of season with 4-1 victory over Olton
STOURPORT Hockey Club's men's second XI secured their first victory of the season with a 4-1 win over Olton & West Warwickshire 3rd XI
Oxford University college's 400-year-old hall in running for prestigious award
Exeter College’s historic Dining Hall has been shortlisted for a 2026 Oxford Preservation Trust Award after the installation of a new lighting scheme.
What £1.1m buys you in Herefordshire - six bedrooms, nine acres and quite a history
Victorian former rectory Greystone House in Winforton, Herefordshire, goes on sale for £1.085m, with six bedrooms, nine acres and links to Francis Kilvert.
Luxury train offering champagne-filled trip from Warrington
WARRINGTON residents are being offered the chance to swap Halloween tricks for a rather more luxurious treat this weekend, with a champagne-filled train journey to Oxford.
7 of the best woodland walks to discover in Hertfordshire
Whether you're looking for a challenging countryside hike or a gentle stroll, here's seven woodland walks in Hertfordshire to discover
Lake District garden centre unveils three magical Santa experiences
A Lake District garden centre has unveiled its programme of Christmas events, including three different experiences with Father Christmas.
South Essex MP visits high street barbers as part of national campaign
A south Essex MP has backed barbers in Rayleigh for the annual UK Beauty Week
Calls for 'sky high' tax on private jets as thousands flew while Cairngorms blazed
The Scottish Government has been urged to set its new private jet tax 'sky high', as new analysis reveals hundreds flew in and out of the country while…
Why police have suddenly stepped up patrols at a popular park
Police have stepped up patrols in a park following reports of antisocial behaviour and damage.
Popular restaurant appears to have closed just weeks after national recognition
A popular Pembrokeshire bar and grill appears to have closed, with a notice published confirming plans for a creditors' voluntary liquidation
Major High Wycombe bus shake-up as new routes launch ahead of route closure
High Wycombe bus passengers will see new routes and timetable changes as Carousel Buses boosts services ahead of the PickMeUp scheme ending.
Oxfordshire town celebrates King Alfred the Great in special festival
King Alfred the Great, who was born in Oxfordshire, has been celebrated in a town with a procession to his statue and extracts from a new opera.
Laindon home to get new rear extension to replace conservatory
Plans for a new rear extension to replace an existing conservatory has been approved in Laindon
‘I want to grow the business’ – Richard Hammond on next steps for workshop
Richard Hammond has said he wants to expand his workshop business.
Prince William 'spares' Oxfordshire woman on hit BBC One chat show
The heir to the throne, Prince William, appeared on the hit BBC One chat show to talk about the Earthshot Prize.
Darwen nightclub's Halloween Ball ends early after '200' students gather outside
A Darwen nightclub has issued a statement after a Halloween Ball attended by college students was brought to an early close following unexpectedly high demand
The 'ridiculously beautiful' seaside village just two hours from Hertfordshire
In need of a weekend getaway? Bosham is just two hours from Hertfordshire and has been described as "ridiculously beautiful".
Why Jesus called his followers ‘the salt of the earth’
So, who doesn’t like a bit of salt on their fish and chips?
Ferguson Marine releases agency workers in bid to protect 'core workforce'
Ferguson Marine lets agency workers go to protect its core workforce while awaiting Scottish Government contracts for four vessels and finishing Glen Rosa.
Social enterprise secures £40,000 funding boost to expand training opportunities
East Linton social enterprise Forge and Equip secures £40,000 Firstport funding to expand welding training and employment opportunities in East Lothian.
Photos taken 27 years apart show changing Greenock spot amid latest transformation
This week’s peek into Inverclyde's pictorial past takes us back 27 years to a busy part of the town which is once again undergoing major change.