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By Business Correspondent Ten young entrepreneurs with brilliant business ideas from software development to gutter cleaning have been accepted onto an exciting programme to help them bring their plans to life. The young people, aged between 14 and 21 from across West Cumbria, have been chosen to take part in
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By Conservation Correspondent Heal Rewilding has received a generous grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation, giving a big boost to the charity’s work helping nature, tackling climate change, and supporting wellbeing. The funding will let Heal expand its projects across England, bringing degraded landscapes back to life while strengthening
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By Health Correspondent A cancer prevention strategy developed by British Columbia (BC) researchers has been shown to reduce the risk of the most common and deadly form of ovarian cancer by nearly 80 per cent, according to a new study published today in JAMA Network Open. The approach, known as
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By Business Correspondent In a move that says “I love you” while quietly adding “but the electric bill is due,” Asda has launched its 96p ‘Diamond’ Engagement Ring, offering shoppers a budget-friendly way to pop the question in 2026. As the UK continues its on-again, off-again relationship with economic stability,
Schools
By Schools Correspondent Year 2 children at Walliscote Primary School are celebrating after becoming officially published authors through a national Young Writers competition. The pupils were invited to write creative “poem recipes” that described the special ingredients that make them who they are. Their imaginative entries impressed the judges and
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By Caleb, Year 9, Good News Room Clevedon Every Tuesday, students at Clevedon School, North Somerset, meet to discuss and plan their eco-projects. At the moment, these projects include planning bike maintenance lessons, improving the school’s use of solar energy, and preparing for the annual Green Shift Festival. Students
Charities
By Josh Bell, Charities Correspondent Air Cadets from 290 Squadron in Weston-super-Mare took part in CPR and Defibrillator Awareness training this week, learning vital skills that could help save lives in their community. The cadets were highly engaged throughout the session, showing real enthusiasm and a strong desire to learn
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By Business Editor Bristol-based Blinds By Mark is raising the bar in window design with its premium Plantation shutters, offering homeowners a high-quality, UK-manufactured alternative to long-lead imported options. Led by Mark and his experienced team, the company specialises in locally made shutters with an impressive turnaround time of just
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By Community Correspondent Tesco is strengthening its support for families with premature babies by introducing free F&F Premature Sleepsuits, specially designed for babies weighing 3lbs and 4lbs. From this week, parents and carers can pick up a complimentary three-pack of the sleepsuits from Tesco Pharmacies during opening hours.
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By Schools Correspondent Year 8 and Year 9 students from Winterstoke Hundred Academy recently visited Brimsham Green School in Yate to take part in an Anti-Bullying Diana Award Workshop. The workshop was delivered as part of the Diana Award Anti-Bullying Programme, a youth-led, peer-to-peer initiative for UK schools. The programme
By Science Correspondent Humans cannot survive without lungs — yet one patient did, for 48 hours. In research published on 29 January in the Cell Press journal Med, surgeons revealed how they removed a patient’s severely infected lungs and used a temporary artificial lung system to keep him alive until
By Isabella, 13, Good News Room at Priory School Academy In Year 10, for GCSE English, students are required to complete a Speaking and Listening exam. Students in the Edvocate Programme are chosen based on their outstanding performance during this exam. They are then given the opportunity to perform their
By Conservation Correspondent Scotland has become the first nation in the UK to legally require swift nesting bricks in new buildings, following the passage of the Natural Environment Bill in the Scottish Parliament. Wildlife charities have hailed the move as a landmark moment for nature recovery, with RSPB Scotland calling
By Nature Correspondent Residents at HC-One’s Lime Trees Care Home in Shrewsbury were getting creative as they geared up to take part in this year’s Big Garden Birdwatch. In the days leading up to the national event, residents enjoyed making their own fat balls and filling bird feeders,
By Community Correspondent Law students at Oxford Brookes University have partnered with Citizens Advice Oxfordshire to launch a new legal advice clinic providing free support to people across the county. The new clinic will give students supervised, hands-on experience working directly with clients, while helping to meet rising demand for
By Community Correspondent Light the Darkness: Watch, Reflect and Take Part Together Light the Darkness is a national moment of remembrance held each year on Holocaust Memorial Day. It honours the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust and the millions more killed in subsequent genocides. By coming together
By Jill Dando News Ashcombe Primary School has successfully restarted its Good News Room six years after first setting it up, following a special training visit from Nigel Dando as part of The Good News Post’s Jill Dando News Network. The Weston-super-Mare school in Somerset originally launched its Good
By Mental Health Correspondent A UWE Bristol graduate who had mental health difficulties during his studies has raised £9,000 for charities by completing 52 marathons in one year. Tommy Greenhouse, who graduated in sports rehabilitation in July last year, raised money for 52 good causes by finishing the gruelling
By Conservation Correspondent Cold and unsettled weather across Europe could make 2026 a bumper year for migratory birds in UK gardens, the RSPB has said, as it launches its annual Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey. The event takes place on 23, 24 and 25 January
By Research Correspondent Study finds pleasant-sounding words are easier to learn and recall Why do words like harmony, melody or lullaby sound pleasing, while others feel harsh or uncomfortable? A new study from the University of Vienna suggests the answer lies not just in meaning, but in the sounds themselves.
By Schools Correspondent Six pupils from Miss Brown’s Chess Club at Mary Elton School in Clevedon, Somerset enjoyed an exceptional day of elite competition and learning at the London Chess Classic, held at the Emirates Stadium. Teal, Dylan, Jonty, Sofia, Rhoswen and Max were selected to attend the prestigious
