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Geoff Kennedy is an elderly man with a grey moustache. He is wearing a red T-shirt that says MYTON HOSPICE on it over a cream jumper and blue and white checked shirt. He is holding a bucket and there is a lake with greenery around it behind him.

Octogenarian's marathon challenge for hospices

Geoff Kennedy is showing no signs of slowing down, taking on a huge 26 mile walk over several days.

Coventry & Warwickshire

David Ensor is sat next to Susan on a boat, with water and hills and/or mountains behind them. They are both smiling and are both wearing white striped shirts under jackets or jumpers.

Walker, 80, wants to raise £76k with 1,200-mile challenge

David Ensor cared for his wife Susan through Alzheimer's disease and wants to raise £76,000.

A stock image of a cycle lane showing a line drawing of a bicycle in white on black tarmac and a blurred-out cyclist.

Towns' walking and cycling upgrade plans published

The plans are intended to promote walking and cycling in Brackley, Towcester and Daventry.

Northamptonshire

Two men smile widely in a selfie. They are both wearing brown caps and have backpacks on. Behind them is a big revolving door at the entrance to a building.

'We're walking 130 miles to a football match'

Bristol City fans Phil Thomas and Simon Jones hope to raise £10,000 for Dementia UK.

Mr Mackness wearing a dark puffer coat, orange backpack, light cap and dark glasses stands in front of St Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames.

Man walking 3,000 miles around the UK for charity

Dickie Mackness is already more than 2,000 miles into his epic trip.

Gloucestershire

Golitha Falls in Cornwall. Rapid water is running through a woodland area. Trees are on either side of the water.

Free wellbeing workshops for young people

The sessions run by Natural England aim to help young people connect with nature.

A line of four people crossing a stream via raised stones. It is raining and they are all wearing wet-weather gear, with the person in front carrying a spade. The landscape behind them is bleak and hilly.

Fell volunteers clock up record hours

The Fix the Fells team monitors and maintains the 400 paths across the popular landscape.

An artist impression of the a new bike path and bus lanes, showing people on bikes, scooters and walking as well as a bus to the left of the image. There are large buildings in the background.

Bike paths and bus lanes approved by city council

Final approval is needed by the West of England Combined Authority for the city centre proposals.

Diane Devereux smiling

Widow organises expanded 'community' twilight walk

Walk organiser Diana Devereux says she hopes the event will bring people in Rushden together.

Northamptonshire