Science
By Science Correspondent Space scientists say they’ve found a bizarre planet system that turns everything we thought we knew upside down. Experts at the University of Warwick, using the European Space Agency’s CHEOPS telescope, have spotted a distant solar system that doesn’t follow the usual cosmic rulebook.
Science
By Science Correspondent A simple digital technique — including mentally playing the video game Tetris — could dramatically cut traumatic flashbacks, researchers say. In a new study published in The Lancet Psychiatry, healthcare workers who used the approach reported 10 times fewer intrusive memories after just four weeks. Six months later, 70%
Charities
By Josh Bell, Charities Correspondent Residents in Weston-super-Mare have some welcome news after a new life-saving defibrillator was installed on Eastcombe Road. The device has been funded by a donation from Walliscote Primary School, meaning another piece of vital emergency equipment is now available in the area if someone suffers
Business
By Business Correspondent Bristol Airport - one of the region’s largest private sector employers - is hosting a careers fair next month with more than 150 jobs of offer. The event on Thursday 5 March, which coincides with National Careers Week, will have representatives from the Airport and 14
Charities
By Community Correspondent Almost half of UK adults say they are likely to volunteer in 2026, according to a new poll from leading end-of-life charity Marie Curie. The survey found that 47% of adults plan to give their time to good causes in the next year, showing a strong appetite
Mental Health
By Mental Health Correspondent The UK Men’s Sheds Association (UKMSA) has published a new free guide designed to support communities across the UK in setting up Men’s Sheds within shipping containers — a practical, affordable and increasingly popular way to create safe workshop and social spaces for men. Men’
People
By Ellise Hollie Hayward, Disabilities Correspondent Luke grew up with cerebral palsy, which affects his lower body. Rather than focusing on limitations, he highlights all the opportunities and achievements that have shaped his life and brought him to where he is today. Living with cerebral palsy has opened doors that
Schools
By Sophia,10, Amelia, 10 and Zuzanna, 10 Good News Room at Heron's Moor Academy Janet Williams, a journalist, visited Herons’ Moor Academy to speak to Year 5 and Year 6 pupils about journalism and how it has changed over time. During her training, there were very few
Science
By Community Correspondent A newly identified species of early crocodile relative that once roamed Gloucestershire has been revealed by scientists. Dating back to the Late Triassic period, the animal would have looked more like a sleek greyhound than the crocodiles we know today. The land-dwelling reptile had long, slender legs
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By Community Correspondent Shoppers in Central London got more than they bargained for today — thanks to a surprise social experiment marking Random Acts of Kindness Day. A group of Londoners were each handed £100 and given just two hours to carry out as many spontaneous good deeds as possible. The
By Business Editor Stunning new images reveal a dramatic two-storey dining space with a theatre-style kitchen, central bar and double-height atrium. Fresh architectural images have been unveiled showing the striking new Atrium restaurant, set to open after significant investment, in Western Terrace just off Yeovil High Street early next month.
By Mental Health Correspondent Millions around the world experience depression and anxiety, yet accessing treatments such as medication or psychotherapy is often challenging due to cost, stigma, long waiting lists, or side effects. A new study led by Neil Munro, a PhD candidate at James Cook University’s Department of
By Community Correspondent While many people spent Valentine’s Day exchanging cards and booking dinner tables, Great Western Air Ambulance Charity (GWAAC) chose to highlight a different kind of love — the kind that means getting more time with the people who matter most. Steve, a father from Gloucestershire, is alive
By Josh Bell, Charities and Schools Correspondent Ashcombe School’s Superhero Day on Friday 13th February had some very special guests — and they didn’t need capes to impress. The Donate for Defib team attended alongside other emergency services to teach pupils vital life-saving skills in two engaging sessions. Project
By Animals Correspondent Cupid’s arrow has struck — at The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth! This week, the sanctuary’s four-legged residents were treated to heart-shaped Valentine’s enrichment treats, carefully crafted by their devoted grooms. Sculpted willow hearts were packed with strawberries, carrots, bananas and watermelon, giving the donkeys a
By Community Correspondent Yvonne Martin experienced a powerful sense of coming full circle when she moved into Royal Star & Garter in High Wycombe in 2023. The Home now stands on the very site where the 90-year-old once worked as a teenager — and where she first met the love of
By Community Correspondent Blakelands Lodge Care Home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, opens its doors each week for its much-loved Chatty Café—a warm and welcoming community event aimed at tackling loneliness and fostering connections. Held every Tuesday from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm in the care home’s
By Health and Education Correspondent A devastating motorbike accident in Iceland almost ended EmmaLucy Cole’s career — but the determined PhD student from Taunton refused to let it beat her. EmmaLucy, who had just finished the second year of her English Literature doctorate, suffered post-concussion syndrome after the accident. The
By Animals Correspondent Two tiny ponies rescued just days before Christmas are now thriving — thanks to the tireless care of the team at World Horse Welfare’s Penny Farm near Blackpool. Buddy, a chestnut colt, and Bauble, a piebald, were discovered in December in a dangerous state — underweight, infested with
By Charities Correspondent Hundreds of pounds worth of baby essentials have been handed to struggling families in West Norfolk — thanks to a generous local charity stepping in when it matters most. The Paragon Charitable Foundation has delivered a huge bundle of vital baby items to Baby Basics West Norfolk — marking
By Health Correspondent Bookworms, language lovers and lifelong learners could be giving their brains a powerful edge against Alzheimer’s, a major new study suggests. Researchers found people who regularly stretched their minds — from childhood right through old age — developed Alzheimer’s up to five years later than those who
