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Diego Fernández Lifestyle
Millbrook repair café fixes 400 items in its first year, from toasters to teddy bears
Why it matters: Volunteers with screwdrivers, sewing machines and soldering irons meet once a month to keep broken things out of the bin, and to teach owners how to mend them.
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Council to restore 48 neighbourhood football pitches across Wrenhaven over two years
Why it matters: Patched goalmouths, rusted frames and waterlogged corners will be tackled in a phased programme, with the first 20 sites chosen after residents and local clubs flagged the worst problems.
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Leo Novak Lifestyle
A book club on the morning ferry: commuters read together on the Saltings route
Why it matters: Every weekday at twenty past seven, a dozen or more passengers gather on the upper deck of the Saltings ferry to talk about a novel. The crossing takes 35 minutes; the club has lasted three years.
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Tomás Herrera Sports
What we lose when the neighbourhood pitch disappears
Why it matters: The scraps of land where children once played were never just football pitches. They were classrooms where a generation learned to live together.
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