Britain's Verity Crawley usually spends the year competing in ten-pin bowling events across the US.

Joe Ritchie-Bennett's murder by a terrorist in Reading could have been prevented, his brother says.

Joe Ritchie-Bennett was killed in Reading's Forbury Gardens, along with James Furlong and David Wails.

The tradition of tossing the savoury biscuits on a Dorset field is cancelled because of coronavirus.

The trial will initially start in Headington before being rolled out to other parts of the city.

The university said work is expected to start in June with the building opening in 2024.

The officer tested positive for coronavirus after policing an anti-lockdown rally.

With pools closed during lockdown, many swimmers are taking to the open water to get their fix.

Hospital porters, cleaners and infection control teams in Southampton are working harder than ever.

The number of physical assaults against staff doubled over Christmas compared to the previous year.

Work can begin on the statue of Dorset palaeontologist Mary Anning after campaigners raised £70,000.

Lucy Faithfull House was closed in 2016 and knocked down in 2018.

Oxford City Council gives the go ahead to turn the city's oldest department store into a hotel.

The crumbling remains of the castle are out of bounds amid safety concerns.

Private candidates are worried that if exams are cancelled they will not get a grade.

How Ginger tom, Cupid, turned up in a village near Salisbury remains a mystery.

The Grade II landmark is at a junction which inspired the title of his 2010 film Cemetery Junction.

Oxford says the "public cannot get enough of experts" with a £100m donation for antibiotics research.

Kyah Jordan is thought to be the first person convicted of drink-driving on an e-scooter in the UK.

The Bournemouth International Centre will be used to vaccinate up to 9,000 people a week.