2K views · 25 reactions | Catch up with your local news in ITV News Anglia's 30 second update - or you can watch the full programme on ITV at 6pm. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

42K views · 293 reactions | "It's like a K9 Club 18-30!" ITV News Anglia reporter Russell Hookey was in heaven when he was sent to this swimming club for dogs. Andy, Jo, and spaniel Buddy, are teaching their four-legged friends to doggy paddle with confidence. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

7.3K views · 51 reactions | A post-mortem examination will be carried out tomorrow on a body found near Stevenage. Police say it could be Joy Morgan, who was murdered in December. Read more here: https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2019-10-07/body-found-in-stevenage-could-be-that-of-murdered-joy-morgan/ | ITV Anglia | Facebook

2.8K views | Here's Helen Keenan with the latest news update from ITV Anglia | ITV Anglia | Facebook

4.3K views · 19 reactions | Corby and Peterborough record the highest Covid rates in England. https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2021-02-25/topping-the-covid-league-table-corby-and-peterborough-record-the-highest-rates-in-england | ITV Anglia | Facebook

12K views · 134 reactions | A mother from Suffolk thanks the NHS for saving her 5-month-old baby daughter from coronavirus. Plus how people across the region are staying home but still raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for the health service. Watch again: Tonight’s ITV News Anglia Easter Monday bulletin | ITV Anglia | Facebook

We’ve welcomed TV crews into the kitchen this afternoon. Find out why by tuning into ITV Anglia from 6pm tonight. | Saffron Northampton

It’s time to reveal the #PrideOfBritain ITV Regional Fundraiser Winners! Last week, we showcased some incredible fundraisers from every corner of Britain, but there can only be one winner. Victoria "Tor" Skinner is a Northamptonshire mother living with terminal cancer who has raised over £33,000 through intense fitness challenges, including a solo Hyrox competition. Unwilling to be defined by it, she set up The-Tor-Rox-Foundation to support cancer patients by promoting physical and mental wellbe

7.2K views · 97 reactions | A boy from Northamptonshire, who was born so premature he almost died, is now celebrating his 18th birthday. Sam Swan from Wellingborough weighed just one pound, one ounce when he was born at 27 weeks in 1999. Doctors said he only had a 20% chance of survival, but now he's at college and hoping to become a chef. He says he's also looking forward to going down the pub! | ITV Anglia | Facebook