Neighbours living on Maes yr Afon in Aberystwyth struggle to park near their homes because it is sought-after spot close to the town centre.

Under new proposals, cyclists riding in pedestrian-only areas of the city centre could be moved on by police or face fines

In South Sudan, there is an age-old practice called bride price. A groom's family pays a bride's family for the marriage, usually in cattle.

A community in Cardiff has come together to restore a mural vandalised just days after completion

A mother-of-three says moving to England could save her more than £1,000 a month in childcare costs.

Firefighter Oliver Dent says he was accused of "putting the service under strain".

Aimee was made homeless following a relationship breakdown, leaving her family out on the streets

The person claimed that a nurse had called to ask them 'preliminary questions'

Councillors were told Perth and Kinross has around 30,000 people living in poverty

The headteacher said pupils usually pick up English within five or six weeks of being there

In August 2024 the Scottish Government put the decision on whether or not to implement a ban into the hands of headteachers

Campaigners argue that - with hundreds of houses planned for the Perthshire town - the move would be "nothing more than short-sighted"

The council promises it will make locals 'feel proud' of the area

A man has reached the end of his tether with his neighbours and their inconsiderate parking habits, saying he's been forced to take drastic action after they repeatedly ignored his requests to move their car

Cheap, potent, and addictive, more teenagers in deprived areas across the country are becoming addicted to 'party drug' ketamine, and it is leading to devastated families, trauma, and deaths

Terrified locals on Millard Terrace in Dagenham have described their lives as a 'living hell' plagued by drug addicts and crime as well horrific conditions with human waste left on landings.