By beehiveweb.co.uk News Desk A Hendon shop owner has been prosecuted after selling a kitchen knife to an undercover 15-year-old during a Barnet Council test…
Forhad Hussain has been elected Mayor of Newham, giving Labour the borough leadership for the next four years and bringing in its first new mayor…
Foster Care Fortnight 2026 brought foster carers, children, young people and council teams together across the East Midlands from 11 to 24 May, with events…
Sefton’s new food waste recycling vehicles will arrive with names chosen by residents, schoolchildren and council staff after more than 200 competition entries were submitted…
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Residents in Milton Keynes can attend a free summer programme of drop-in events offering advice on illegal money lending, safer financial options and confidential support.…
A Stoke-on-Trent homelessness programme that has supported 107 people since 2023 will continue after the city secured £586,601 in government funding. The Single Homelessness Accommodation…
By Beehive Web Newsdesk Havering Council's Trading Standards team has carried out checks across the borough aimed at preventing retailers from selling knives and vapes…
Milton Keynes is putting more than £1.8 billion in named development opportunities in front of investors, alongside a wider pipeline tied to new homes, jobs,…
Milton Keynes primary school children are being invited to enter a new road safety design competition aimed at improving parking behaviour outside school gates. The…
By Beehive Web News Published: 2 June 2026 Uplands Junior School in Wolverhampton has retained UNICEF UK’s Gold Award under the Rights Respecting School programme,…
Wolverhampton households are set to receive a new weekly food waste collection service from late October, with kerbside properties included first and flats due to…
Milton Keynes City Council has welcomed a £17 million UK Government funding commitment for a new eastern entrance at Bletchley Railway Station, a project intended…
Residents and visitors in Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme are being encouraged to use WalkSafe, a safety app designed to help people plan journeys, share their location…
By Beehive Web Newsroom Published: 1 June 2026 Contractors have been appointed to restore the Garden Battery at Mount Edgcumbe, moving the Plymouth Sound National…
Young people in Plymouth who are claiming benefits are being offered wider access to practical help with work, training and stability as the city expands…
By Beehive Web editorial team Published: 3 June 2026 Stoke-on-Trent City Council is adding six more public electric vehicle charging sockets across three residential locations,…
People across Plymouth have until 21 June 2026 to comment on whether a city-wide alcohol-related anti-social behaviour order should remain in place for another three…
By Beehive Web editorial team Plymouth will mark Volunteers’ Week from 1 to 7 June with free activities and celebration events recognising people who give…
By Beehive Web Newsroom Published 3 June 2026 A familiar stretch of Duffield Road in Derby has regained one of its oldest street features after…
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