Members of Eskmuthe Rowing Club in East Lothian set out at 4.00am to experience oar-some sunrise on longest day of the year.
Read MoreMonth: June 2023
Royal Opera House celebrates winners of student Design Challenge
Futuristic spin on Mozart’s Magic Flute wins costume design category in competition for Art and Design students from GCSE up to Foundation Degree level.
Read MoreHospice hosts free workshop for LGBTQIA+ community
Keech Hospice Care in Luton hosts free workshop to promote LGBTQ+ inclusivity and highlight current inequalities in end of life provision.
Read MoreBristol coffee cup scheme to tackle plastic waste
Check out this positive news story: a Bristol based alliance have come together to help tackle plastic pollution in the city.
Read MorePlans launched to help people out of energy debt
Leading debt and fuel poverty campaigners have called on the Government to introduce a “help to repay” scheme to help households out of mounting energy bills debt levels.
Read MoreAI innovations to transform living with dementia
An app that helps with broken speech, smart glasses that assist with facial recognition, and a “Yellow Brick Road” map to help people navigate their area independently are among the tech innovations shortlisted in the £4m Longitude Prize on Dementia.
Read More97-year-old walks five miles in charity fundraiser
Worthing man walked in memory of ‘love of his life’ Peggy to raise money for sight impairment charity 4Sight Vision Support.
Read MoreSchools get active for urgent climate action
Schools across UK get active by linking exercise with climate action. The Let’s Go Zero campaign is supported by 2,000+ schools, engaging more than 1 million students.
Read MoreFinance duo raise £11,000 for charity after climbing Yorkshire Three Peaks
Check out this positive news story: mortgage consultants Pam and Gordon have raised more than £11,000 in aid of a national Crohn’s & Colitis charity after completing the Three Peaks Challenge in Yorkshire.
Read MoreMore part-time roles on offer following union campaign
A drive to help improve retention and recruitment of social workers through more part-time posts has paid off.
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