The Make a Difference Awards recognise ordinary people doing extraordinary things in the community.

This year's judges include an Olympic gold medallist and a former Blue Peter presenter.

Volunteers will plant flowers, remove graffiti and clean bus stops and pavements to improve the town.

The open mic night welcomes first time performers and those with experience in poetry performance.

Pauline Steel has raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity with her weekly tea dances.

A look behind the scenes of the Ethiopian cafe which has become a hub for the community in Reading.

South Hams District Council says it was overwhelmed by the number of nominations this year.

Saffron Walden is praised by judges for its "knockout historic looks" and "exploding foodie scene".