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Organ Donation Week 2026: After spending 18 months at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) waiting for a life-saving heart transplant, five-year-old Amelia Bolter is now enjoying school and family life.
People across Dorset are being encouraged to think about the moments that matter most to them, as a major regional campaign launches to help more people stop smoking for good.
Care home residents from the Chestnut Lodge Nursing Home in Yeovil have had a busy summer filled with day trips aimed at supporting their emotional wellbeing.
Misaligned delivery of sexual health, fertility and contraception services are forcing individuals to face delays in receiving the care they need.
A special charity fundraiser is being held at a picturesque Bristol venue to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.
Cornwall was showcased to potential investors at a prestigious event held at the Houses of Parliament this week.
Charitable publisher Booktime, which specialises in providing free access to illustrated digital books in multiple languages, has partnered with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (CGF) to bring more than 100 Western Armenian children’s books to families worldwide.
Corgi has unveiled a new die-cast model celebrating The People’s Mosquito, as the ambitious project to return an airworthy, British-built de Havilland Mosquito to Britain’s skies gathers pace.
Bristol’s St Peter’s Hospice is supporting a national campaign encouraging people to consider leaving a gift to their local hospice in their Will.
The Matthew of Bristol Trust, the charity which owns and maintains The Matthew of Bristol Ship, has launched a recruitment drive to find two new Volunteer Trustees to help find new ways to raise funds to secure the ship’s future.
Dorset Museum & Art Gallery is delighted to announce that its Thomas Hardy Collection has been awarded Arts Council England (ACE) Designation status. This prestigious recognition acknowledges the collection's outstanding significance and its vital importance to national cultural heritage.
Dorset Council is supporting Recycle Week 2026 (14 to 20 September), the UK's biggest annual celebration of recycling, encouraging residents to recycle more of the right things, more often.
Hoteliers in Bristol fear a ‘tourist tax’ could do more harm than good and possibly prevent people from visiting the city – they say they need a ‘voice’ in any move to implement the charge.
The first-ever county-wide destination management plan has been unveiled to help shape the future of tourism in Dorset. The Destination Management Plan sets out a shared vision and framework to grow Dorset over the next ten years as a welcoming, vibrant, sustainable and year-round destination.
More carers are needed to provide short breaks for children and young people with disabilities.
St Peter’s Hospice is encouraging people across Bristol to make second-hand their first choice this September, helping to reduce fashion waste and give clothes a longer life.
