News of 21 October 2026
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SportsWrenhaven Marathon unveils a flatter route along the coast
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WorldShipping lines agree voluntary slow zones on North Atlantic whale routes
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NewsTarnmere village post office saved as residents open a community shop
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HealthFamily doctors urge residents to book routine check-ups before the winter rush
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LifestyleWhat's in season at the Old Quay weekend market, and what to cook with it
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WorldWrenhaven bird-ringing station joins flyway census from West Africa to the Arctic
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SportsTour of the Asher Valley cycle race adds a mountain stage in the Greyling Hills
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SportsBayside AC sprinter, 16, breaks a 12-year-old national junior 400m record at Kestrel Park
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BusinessOld Quay fish auction goes online as inland restaurants join the bidding
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CultureMuseum of the Sea opens Knots and Nets, an exhibition of maritime crafts
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TechnologyWrenhaven-made app predicts queues at public car chargers across the region
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SportsThree Bayside club records fall on the opening day of the winter swimming championships
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BusinessPort cranes and containers: the waterfront face of trade
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LifestyleMillbrook's community orchard harvest day: apple pressing and grafting lessons
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BusinessEmpty Harbourside office blocks to become 600 flats as remote work reshapes the docks
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NewsKestrel Park fully reopens after two-year restoration of its lake and woodland
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SportsRiver Asher regatta draws 600 rowers in its 120th year
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WorldWrenhaven scientists join survey tracking giant iceberg off West Antarctica
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CultureTidewater Theatre Company opens its season with four new plays
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BusinessCoastal guesthouses fill quiet months by bundling walks and food breaks
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SportsCouncil to restore 48 neighbourhood football pitches across Wrenhaven over two years
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LifestyleA book club on the morning ferry: commuters read together on the Saltings route
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LifestyleAn autumn foraging walk in the Greyling Hills, and the rules every forager should follow
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CultureWrenhaven Film Week brings free open-air screenings to the quayside
