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The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra gave more than 20 free performances in public spaces across Birmingham over five days, ending with a full orchestra at the Bullring.
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra gave more than 20 free performances in public spaces across Birmingham over five days, ending with a full orchestra at the Bullring.
Six Godalming friends have marked 15 years of the Milky Cup, using pub games and sport to raise funds and open conversations about mental health.
An 83-year-old volunteer named Clive England has completed a charity wingwalk, adding to previous fundraising feats including a skydive and an abseil, as reported by BBC News.
Banbury firm Prodrive sets a new land speed record for a hydrogen-powered car, marking a significant milestone for clean-fuel motorsport technology across England and beyond.
London artist Tehillah Hinds has launched It's My First Day!, a fortnightly podcast of honest, upbeat stories about first days, side hustles and new starts.
Schools across Powys have been recognised for their performance in a national reading programme, with the county's results drawing attention from education a...
England athletes preparing for the Commonwealth Games are living and training together, with three competitors sharing their daily routines as they build towards the international competition.
A wild beaver has been born in Staffordshire for the first time in centuries, with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust calling the news "amazing" and evidence that suitable habitats exist across England.
Volunteer-led conservation efforts spanning four decades have helped protect little terns, a marine bird threatened by high tides and beachgoers, across England's coastline.
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