Researchers have uncovered a key genetic pathway behind severe inflammatory bowel disease, paving the way for more precise treatments and improved patient outcomes.
Researchers have uncovered a key genetic pathway behind severe inflammatory bowel disease, paving the way for more precise treatments and improved patient outcomes.
Pupils at Windwhistle Primary joined the team behind the new Winterstoke Road railway bridge for a day of planting and gardening.
Bristol Airport's annual charity golf day has raised more than £30,000 for Children's Hospice South West with support from contractors and partners.
St Mary's Church in Beddgelert was the final location remaining in a month-long Reddit competition that saw users vote places off a world map.
Marks & Spencer is creating 1,000 training places across the UK and Ireland, offering young people a route into retail management without a degree.
Southend Drama Society is celebrating its 80th anniversary, marking eight decades of community theatre, friendship and volunteer-led productions.
Corey Dobson, 10, from Derby, has won a Young Volunteer award after raising more than £2,000 for the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre.
Cancer survivors in Leicester feature in the Heritage of Hope film project by Live Cancer Free and the University of Leicester, sharing lived experiences ahead of National Cancer Survivors Day.
New tennis courts have opened at Worle Community School Academy following a £120,000 investment, boosting local sports facilities.
Ashcombe Primary pupils are enjoying two new adventure playgrounds and a special message of encouragement from Bear Grylls.
Leeds researcher Dr Shaunna Burke has become the first woman with stage four cancer to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
Scientists in Rwanda are using eDNA technology to monitor endangered species and improve wildlife conservation efforts.
Volunteers joined a litter-picking event at Loch Lomond, helping protect one of Scotland's most popular beauty spots.
Bristol retains Purple Flag status for 16th year, recognising its safe, vibrant night-time economy and strong city centre partnership work.
Milton Park Primary School in Weston-super-Mare has been praised by Ofsted for its inclusive culture, leadership and safeguarding.
Rescue Greyhounds Alfie and Phoebe are searching for a home together after a heartwarming friendship helped one nervous dog thrive.
A new satellite study allows scientists to monitor emperor penguins during Antarctica's winter, improving conservation research.
Libya offers ancient ruins, desert adventures and new travel opportunities as infrastructure improvements support tourism.
Weston Youth Council volunteers cleaned St John's Park as part of a community initiative to improve local green spaces.
More than 1,650 people joined Liverpool's Run For The 97, raising funds and honouring those lost in the Hillsborough disaster.
A free elephant art trail featuring 30 sculptures and community designs is set to launch across the Thames this summer.
Bristol-based Blinds By Mark gains Which? Trusted Trader approval and surpasses 500 five-star reviews across Google and Facebook.
B&Q volunteers helped transform an Age Concern Hampshire centre, improving facilities that support older people and tackle loneliness.
Winton Salvation Army honoured 100 volunteers during Volunteers Week, recognising their role supporting vulnerable people.
M&S is introducing the WalkSafe app for colleagues, offering live journey sharing, SOS support and safe spaces in stores to improve personal safety.
Disabled rescue dogs at a Romanian shelter are finding comfort in Shakespeare readings, helping former strays stay calm during recovery.
Donate For Defib has been awarded the Mayor’s Award in Weston-super-Mare for its work improving access to defibrillators.
Club Soda secures £297k in Lottery funding to expand workshops, gigs and touring for autistic and learning-disabled artists nationwide in 2026.
Derbyshire Children’s Holiday Centre has reopened in Skegness, giving Derby children free seaside breaks after a two-year pause.
Dartford Warbler populations have reached record levels on RSPB reserves after years of heathland restoration work across southern England.