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Former sheriff Derek James reports on a rare gathering of the clan in Norwich at the end of September.

The Richfield Disability Advocacy Partnership will meet this week in Richfield.

The signatures were obtained by a firefighter who also received an MBE at Buckingham Palace in 1965.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt are reported to be meeting to discuss the future of the project in the coming days.

Neighbours could hear the desperate screams of Ian Price, 52, as he was attacked by the two dogs as a 30-year-old was arrested before being released on bail

September 21, 1939: Chaska may now boast of having one of the largest neon signs in this section of the state within its confines. When electricity flowed into the high

September 1984: West Midlands report recommends light rail network for England's second-largest conurbation

A round-up of the best live Christmas and classical concerts across the UK. Step into the wonderful world of classical music with BBC Music

Letters: <strong>Simon Partridge</strong>, <strong>Catherine Roome</strong> and <strong>Sally Cheseldine</strong> on the transformative effect of singalong tunes

Ian Price was mauled to death by two dogs - both thought to have been XL Bullies - in Stonnall, Staffordshire, last week and video has since been circulated of his last moments