News of 21 October 2026

25 stories
  1. Sports Wrenhaven Marathon unveils a flatter route along the coast
  2. Business Beekeeping: honey season at the hives
  3. World Shipping lines agree voluntary slow zones on North Atlantic whale routes
  4. News Tarnmere village post office saved as residents open a community shop
  5. Health Family doctors urge residents to book routine check-ups before the winter rush
  6. Lifestyle What's in season at the Old Quay weekend market, and what to cook with it
  7. World Wrenhaven bird-ringing station joins flyway census from West Africa to the Arctic
  8. Sports Tour of the Asher Valley cycle race adds a mountain stage in the Greyling Hills
  9. Lifestyle Mountain roads: hairpins and high meadows
  10. Sports Bayside AC sprinter, 16, breaks a 12-year-old national junior 400m record at Kestrel Park
  11. Business Old Quay fish auction goes online as inland restaurants join the bidding
  12. Culture Museum of the Sea opens Knots and Nets, an exhibition of maritime crafts
  13. Technology Wrenhaven-made app predicts queues at public car chargers across the region
  14. Sports Three Bayside club records fall on the opening day of the winter swimming championships
  15. Lifestyle Millbrook's community orchard harvest day: apple pressing and grafting lessons
  16. Business Empty Harbourside office blocks to become 600 flats as remote work reshapes the docks
  17. News Kestrel Park fully reopens after two-year restoration of its lake and woodland
  18. Sports River Asher regatta draws 600 rowers in its 120th year
  19. World Wrenhaven scientists join survey tracking giant iceberg off West Antarctica
  20. Culture Tidewater Theatre Company opens its season with four new plays
  21. Business Coastal guesthouses fill quiet months by bundling walks and food breaks
  22. Sports Council to restore 48 neighbourhood football pitches across Wrenhaven over two years
  23. Lifestyle A book club on the morning ferry: commuters read together on the Saltings route
  24. Lifestyle An autumn foraging walk in the Greyling Hills, and the rules every forager should follow
  25. Culture Wrenhaven Film Week brings free open-air screenings to the quayside