Indy Almroth-Wright

By Indy Almroth-Wright & Joe Campbell A weekly reading session at a playgroup in Berkshire is at risk of ending unless a way to fund it can be found.

A retired air traffic controller who sailed around 262 islands in a 13ft (4m) dinghy has received a national award for his fundraising efforts.

Indy Almroth-Wright - BBC News, Southampton British yacht Maiden has crossed the finish line off Cowes after a 27,000-mile race around the globe.

The sail sculpture, which stands between the carriageways of the M275, was damaged in recent storms.

A stretch of motorway is set to close over four nights while repairs are carried out to a storm-damaged sail sculpture.

The moorings stop boats dropping their anchors, which can drag along the seagrass beds.

People are reminded to give resting seals space as several come ashore along the Dorset coast.

The harbourside site in Weymouth can be a temporary car park for up to three years.

A woman who saved her twin sister from a crocodile attack by punching it will receive a King's Gallantry Medal.

The Freedom Flame from beneath the Arc de Triomphe in Paris is being brought by ferry to Portsmouth as part of D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations.