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RSS news feeds

What is RSS?

There are a number of definitions of what RSS means, including Really Simple Syndication and Rich Site Summary. Whichever of these definitions you choose, it is a means of gathering together relevant content from throughout the world wide web and displaying it in a single location.

What can our RSS news feeds offer?

By subscribing to the news feeds on our website you can be kept up-to-date with news articles on given subjects. These news feeds will then be displayed within your RSS reader, making sure you never miss a news article on your subjects that interest you. This removes the need to repeatedly visit the news section of our site to check if relevant news articles have been published.

Does it cost anything?

Many RSS readers can be downloaded used free of charge. However, some of the more advanced versions may charge a fee if you use them past their trial period.

Our news feeds

We currently offer eleven news feeds:

Business - news items to do with business
Communities - news items to do with communities
Community Safety - news items to do with crime and safety
Council - news items to do with the council
Environment - news items to do with the environment, planning and transport
Events - news items to do with culture, events, history and leisure
Health - news items to do with health
Housing - news items to do with housing
Learning - news items to do with education, learning, schools and training
Social Care - news items to do with social care
All news - this covers every news item published

RSS Feeds

Business news
Community Safety news
Communities news
Council news
Events news
Environment news
Health news
Housing news
Learning news
Social Care news
All news

More help and information about RSS news feeds

How to get a RSS reader
How to subscribe, unsubscribe, and view news feeds