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There was a huge response when we asked for your views on Carlisles new artificial grass £50,000 pop-up park.

The pandemic added to people's struggles with mental health and wellbeing, but in one Norfolk hospital a vital support service helped provide a lifeline to...

The News & Star readers have reacted to plans for an expansion of Carlisle Railway Station which will see the demolotion of two popular shops.

Michelle and Simon Marshall stole tens of thousands of pounds from the football club in Southport.

Thomas Wyatt Turner, Ph.D. 1921, was the first Black person at Cornell to earn a doctorate and the first Black person in the nation to earn a doctorate in botany. He was also a pioneer in the civil rights movement.

A new gallery celebrates the student nurses from Brewster Hospital in Jacksonville, once the only place in Florida where a Black nurse could train.

A six-month trial of the four-day working week has kicked off in England, following a similar test run that took place in Scotland last year. The trial will see a number of firms adopting the four-day week, but keeping employees at the same rate of pay in a bid to boost morale, increase productivity and recruit and retain better talent.

Book coach Jas Rawlinson says having an accountability partner is key for aspiring writers to stay on track. Louise Wright Jas Rawlinson is an author,

For a bargain price, starting at just £13 a year, homeowners in Teesside could sign up with John Winky Watsons private security company for round-the-clock protection.

READERS have responded to our story about a new flood warning system set to be rolled out in Cumbria with calls to "dredge the rivers".