- according to the Education Secretary. .

The King’s Foundation has launched a programme to teach students the art of costume-making for film and television..

Family hubs offering parenting support and youth services are set to be rolled out across every council in England, ministers have announced..

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says Islamic and right-wing extremism remain Britain’s “biggest threats” ahead of the 20th anniversary of the July 7 bombings..

A hosepipe ban has been implemented due to heatwaves and a dry spell.

University of Brighton student Jasmine Saggers has created a sensory homeware collection to support neurodiverse well-being.

On 31 July, the Littlehampton Community Support and Information Fair will take place on Littlehampton High Street and will feature free advice and activities.

You can see me pictured with an interesting fuchsia growing in the garden, arborescens, originating from Central America, it is an erect, evergreen shrub or small tree with shiny dark green leaves and panicles of small purple/pink flowers, rather like lilac flowers, followed by purple spherical fruits. It is easy to train into a small, single-stemmed tree and is lovely as a conservatory specimen where it will bloom throughout the year. Mine are kept fleeced in a covered alley at the side of the house in the winter. They are best grown in moist but well-drained compost in part shade. Although Fuchsia berries are edible, most are not particularly tasty and are sparsely produced on plants. Fuchsia plants are generally grown as an ornamental and not for fruit crops within the UK.