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Nothing has been published yet today, so this edition uses the latest reporting from across the UK.
York Guildhall, used as a representative image for a story about City of York Council ward funding; it does not show a funded community project.

York community groups invited to apply for new round of ward funding

Community groups, charities and voluntary organisations across York have until 27 September to apply for the second round of City of York Council ward funding for 2026/27.

Also in today’s edition

Members of MTH Community Choir singing together during a rehearsal

Middlesbrough community choir opens its autumn season to new singers

MTH Community Choir returns to Middlesbrough Town Hall from 7 September, offering weekly sessions led by opera singers Emily Smith and Dave Pisaro.

People speaking with an exhibitor at a previous Tees Expo business event

Tees Expo brings hundreds of businesses together at the Riverside Stadium

Tees Expo returns to Middlesbrough on 17 September with free delegate entry, more than 70 exhibitors and a day of networking and business support.

People gathered inside a hospitality venue for the launch of the UK Hospitality Grant Scheme.

£10m hospitality fund opens to help local pubs, cafés and restaurants grow

A new three-year UK grant scheme will back independent hospitality businesses, bring empty premises back into use and support training, with more than £3 million earmarked for community-pub charity Pub is The Hub.

Representative view of Lisburn Civic Centre. The photograph does not depict a training session.

Free training programme gives Lisburn and Castlereagh community groups practical skills through to March

Volunteers and staff can book free sessions covering funding applications, first aid, safeguarding, governance, data protection, food hygiene, diversity and event marshalling.

University College Hospital in London, one of the organisations involved in the breast cancer and heart medication study.

Most breast cancer survivors in study safely stopped heart medication after recovery

A UK-led trial found that most women whose heart function recovered after breast cancer treatment were able to stop long-term heart medication without their heart function worsening over the following year.

A football recreation ground in Nottinghamshire with a grass pitch and pavilion, used as a representative image for the Kimberley Miners Welfare FC story.

Kimberley football club marks 100 years with upgraded community ground

Kimberley Miners Welfare FC has celebrated its centenary after a year of improvements to the Stag Ground, including upgraded floodlights, drainage, pitch barriers and a new pavilion.

Filey beach and coastline in North Yorkshire, used as a representative image for a story about community grant funding in the town.

Filey community groups invited to apply for new round of council grants

Local organisations serving Filey can now apply for 2026 council grant funding, with applications open until 31 October.

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