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Laverstock & Ford Village Hall to benefit from £1700 cheque

Illegal immigrants jailed after Northumberland cannabis farm bust

Man and woman charged over Owen Baugh’s M62 crash death in 2021

Salisbury residents back care home’s plans for new care wing

Muddy Stilettos: Bewdley and Stourport best places to live

Women diagnosed with endometriosis in Northumberland

Christmas ruined for Warrington family unable to collect Halfords bike

Four-bed detached house in Hexham on the market for £475k

Police say car thieves are breaking into homes in West Fife

Tesco: Hampshire customers donate 23,657 meals for charity

Callands resident has to live upstairs after floods destroy downstairs

Muddy Stilettoes: 10 best West Midlands places in 2025

Long-lost letter to Santa Claus brings joy to Hexham family

Cobbs Farm Shops announces price rollback on 300 items

Man shaves head to raise £9,000 for Tynedale Hospice at Home

What time is The Masked Singer on? ITV show begins series 6

Harlow MP Chris Vince welcomes “significant investment to adult social care”

Community/Voluntary Group of the Year: Shildon Alive

County Durham garage sells fuel 7p cheaper than UK average

eBay: County Durham residents selling 50p coin for £20,000+

Walk the open moors between Osmotherley and Sutton Bank

Darlington Market praised for attracting visitors to town centre

TripAdvisor: 5 County Durham fish and chip shops to visit in 2025

Old school methods beat new car thieves

The 49 plans which could result in 13,000 new Somerset homes in 2025

Profits down as James Walker navigates difficult conditions

Chief Constable visits just 36 police stations in 15 months

No NHS Tayside vasectomy in nearly 2 years

NHS Scotland facing ‘spiral of decline’ without reform

Windows smashed at Lurgan homes after ‘suspicious approach’ at play park – Armagh I

Sarwar: Labour received no complaints against Cammy Day

Why am I seeing more spiders in my home and how to get rid of them?

John Swinney ‘troubled’ by Tory debate on asylum seekers

Tories hit out at ‘skyrocketing’ waiting times for NHS 24 calls to be answered

Refugee homeless crisis sparks appeal as asylum seeker details fear

Lib Dems accused of ‘meddling’ in contest to replace Cammy Day

Victims of domestic abuse urged not to ‘suffer in silence’ and phone helpline

Simple Minds’ Jim Kerr talking Italian? Stand down De Niro

Who was on BBC1’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg?

Two-fifths of S4 pupils pass National 5 maths, ‘very worrying’ 2024 figures show

Labour elect housing chief to replace Cammy Day in Edinburgh

Leigh Sarah Moore pub closing down with party on Saturday

Special constable numbers down by 73% since Police Scotland formed – Lib Dems

University of Dundee staff balloted on strike action

Salisbury people in the New Year Honours list 2025

The Missing Lynx Project to return to Northumberland

Asylum seekers to receive English classes to help ease integration

Rochford enforcement officers set to tackle fly-tipping

Willy’s Chocolate Experience: The Unknown teenager remembers ‘crazy’ Wonka event

RSPCA urgent warning to dog and cat owners this weekend

Suella Braverman in ‘bonkers’ Italy-Turkey border gaffe on LBC

Salisbury Journal Camera Club best December photographs

JD Wetherspoon pubs to drop price of pints to 99p in January

Scotland’s Christmas Home of the Year, BBC1, review

Nurse neglected residents at Maypole Care Home in Hedge End

Rayleigh Clintons cards shop to make return to High Street

Scotland’s ‘most influential TikTokers in 2024’ revealed

Bottles Wine Bar has new eatery called ‘Chad’s Gnashery’

Edinburgh Hogmanay bosses say format must stay despite cancellations

Five Salisbury and New Forest walks for New Year’s Day

Coca-Cola Lime returns to UK stores after 17 year hiatus

Big questions for Police Scotland over Old Firm street battle

Wickford field fire firework burns through memorial park

New Year’s Honours list 2024 Basingstoke recipients

Heavy rain to batter whole of Scotland in build-up to Hogmanay

‘Quad-demic’ warning and symptoms as snow and ice hits UK

John Swinney calls for answers two years after Perth hotel fire

Salisbury Journal Review of the Year: September to December

Royal Mint rare 50p coin sells for £175 – how to spot

Yousaf felt ‘responsible’ for SNP general election result

Friends of King Alfred buses drive through Winchester

Southend taxi driver cash bag stolen by balaclava-clad thugs

Doctors concerned as flu cases and hospital admissions surge by over 60%

Basingstoke Gazette Camera Club best ‘red’ photos in December

Worcestershire to get £41m boost for gigabit broadband project

‘Significant improvements’ made at Butterwick Hospice

Poll shows voters think Labour are ‘incompetent’ and ‘dishonest’

What is the white foam often spotted floating on rivers?

More than 400 pubs have closed for good in England and Wales

MSPs vote to ban dual mandates after Stephen Flynn row

Hogmanay celebrations across Scotland could be disrupted by stormy weather

Leigh Belfairs Park yobs with catapults ‘killing squirrels’

Basingstoke Review of the year from July to December

‘Black panther’ shot in Worcestershire near Tenbury Wells

Dozens of people in Warrington killed by alcohol misuse in last year

Huby: Grant for construction of new village pavilion

Over 120 journalists killed in 2024 and over half are Palestinian

Drunk Scotland fan falls onto train tracks after ‘trying to kick pigeon’

Northumberland councillors encourage young people to join

Is BBC Scotland news the best this country can do?

Letter: ‘Real farmers will benefit’ from inheritance tax plans

Basildon church set to host gigantic moon art installation

Knighthood for former North East Hampshire MP Jayawardena

Pensioners told to wrap up warm and ‘turn the heating on’

Plans to enhance Stockton Heath war memorial given green light

Retailer Quiz to ‘run out of cash’ in early 2025 after poor Christmas trading

Gateshead residents receive life-saving CPR training

Twenty councillors quit Labour in protest against party leadership

Northumberland festival for small businesses a ‘success’

How can we expect openness from Swinney, the SNP’s apologist in chief?