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A popular volunteer boxing coach has been nominated as the local hero who will switch on a town’s Christmas lights display.
For more than half a century seven blocks of flats have dominated a town’s skyline - here’s what was there before.
The parents of young jockey Tommie Jakes, who was found dead in his bedroom, have spoken publicly for the first time about their loss.
A racing open weekend has raised its highest total since it was first held more than a decade ago topping £100,000.
A newly-elected councillor has called on residents to work with the police in a bid to cut crime in their town.
A town’s racing community is mourning the death of a 19-year-old apprentice jockey who was found dead at his home earlier today.
A councillor has claimed a council is being coerced into not having a town’s market in its high street.
A 92-year-old former pupil of a village school has officially opened its replacement, where her great-grandchildren are all pupils.
Three horses, which were the last to work on Britain’s railways, are to be honoured as part of the Railway 200 celebrations.
Village residents are furious its most sacred site could be desecrated by a massive solar farm.
Two healthcare staff who saved a man’s life after he collapsed in the street have appealed for him to get in touch.
A convicted murderer is facing the rest of his life behind bars after he pleaded guilty to stabbing a woman to death.
Youngsters at Newmarket’s Pony Academy got to show off their riding skills to a a very special Royal visitor earlier today.
A mum has completed a trek to one of the world’s natural wonders in memory of the teenage son she lost to a brain tumour.
Town councillors have rejected a proposed scheme to redevelop three flat complexes.
Dozens of tributes have been paid to a racing charity worker who was found dead at her home.
Members of the team responsible for keeping the turf at two historic racecourses in pristine condition have scooped a national award.
A firefighter, who reassured a road crash victim while his colleagues fought to free her from her vehicle, has been honoured.
Councillors at a specially convened meeting tonight are expected to reject a proposed scheme to redevelop complexes in a town.
Police are hunting arsonists who caused extensive damage to a mobile phone mast.
