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A care home has celebrated Scottish culture.

Litter pickers were surprised when they found an unusual object during a search.

A man who claimed that he was just trying to be a good samaritan alleged that he was told off by a police officer.

A community knitting group is appealing for chocolate oranges.

A Grantham pub has been commended for its toilets.

A chair yoga session at a care home has left a lasting impression on residents.

Twenty seven years after appearing in the newspaper, a karate instructor talks about his love for the sport with his son.

An estate house is appealing for pianists to perform over Christmas for the first time.

A taxi driver will once again be dressing up as Santa throughout December.

Back by popular demand, a charity calendar featuring dogs at the forefront of crime is on sale.

People have sent in what they did to celebrate the spookiest time of the year.

The Woodland Trust has asked people not to dump pumpkins in the wood as it can be dangerous to wildlife.

A seven-year-old boy has been the official mascot for his favourite ice hockey team.

Staff and care home residents have enjoyed an afternoon of cabaret hits.

A man has been making his way across the county in a bid to walk to every city in the UK.

After two years of deliberation, a village group has been able to plant over 5,000 daffodil bulbs.

Centrebus is daring people to travel on a spooky bus route to raise money for a hospice.

A hospice will be holding a firewalk for the first time ever to raise money for it.

A charity Zumbathon has raised over £1,500.

A village is getting into the spirit of the spooky season with a scarecrow trail.