Centre Stage Youth: Giving young performers the chance to shine!

National Day of Happiness

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I visited Penshaw Monument for National Day of Happiness and to find out about the Lambton Worm

Teenager jailed for life for Elianne Andam murder over teddy bear row

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An “evil” teenager has been locked up for life for stabbing 15-year-old Elianne Andam to death in a row over a teddy bear.

Liverpool: Would you switch to an electric vehicle?

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Would you switch to an electric vehicle even despite the serious lack of EV charges in the UK? If Britain wants to switch to electric, why does the lack of EV charges in British streets pose a hurdle?

Newcastle Quayside set home new Warner Music Studio

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The Coronation Building, which is owned by the Live Theatre, has been revealed as the preferred location for a major new recording studio in the heart of Tyneside.

Would you switch to an electric vehicle even despite the serious lack of EV chargers in the UK?

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Why is there a serious lack of electric vehicles chargers in the UK, and would this stop you from getting an electric car?

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It’s Bungee Fly Fitness!

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Bungee fitness is a dynamic workout that incorporates the use of bungee cords to add resistance and create a unique, low-impact exercise.

Tourist tax could see more investment in Liverpool’s cultural sector

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Businesses in Liverpool are being asked to vote on a tourist tax. The ballot opens on March 27th to introduce a £2 overnight levy.

Leeds Laughter Yoga: Try Something New for International Day of Happiness

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Laughter Yoga teacher Lynne Carruthers a.k.a. ‘Laugh With Lynne’<br />shares how she helps people to optimise health and wellbeing through laughter.

We take a wellness day at Glasgow’s first assisted stretching studio, Stretched

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Stretched opened in December 2024 and is the first of its kind in Scotland. We speak to owner Craig McHugh who also designed the programme on the physical benefits of assisted stretching and why it has proved so popular.

The Green Party urged to stick to fortnightly bin collections

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The Green led Bristol City Council have been urged to stick to fortnightly bin collections amid claim ‘no link with fly-tipping’. Waste bosses at Bristol City Council are considering a switch to a three-weekly collection for general waste, to cut costs and drive up recycling rates. They believe much of what people throw away into black bins could be recycled, like food and plastic.