Daisy Hooper has been scaling Pendle Hill in Lancashire twice a week since February - hiking through snow, rain, hail and sunshine.

Five-year-old conquers Pendle Hill 52 times for charity

A former solider is helping to combat loneliness with a cafe where former military personnel can find the friendship and support they need.

Veterans' cafe combating ex-service personnel loneliness

Harry Specters chocolate shop in Cambridge was set up to help young people with autism find meaningful employment.

Anoushé Husain has overcome cancer and serious health conditions. Now she hopes to encourage others to live their dreams.

Charlotte was born by emergency caesarean, weighing just 1lb 8oz, after a doctor noticed she had stopped growing in the womb.

Mason Kidd, from Cumnock, carried out 18 'acts of kindness' in memory of his brother Ross who died of cancer at the age of two.

Two women who have the hair loss condition are working to overcome stigma and to support others.

It would take a brave person to tell Eddie Kirkwood there's anything he cannot achieve. For him, not even the sky is the limit now.

Frankie Hill said he wanted to help rough sleepers because he felt sad that they are homeless on Christmas Day and "have to live alone".

Young Harry Steel responded to a double tragedy in his family by becoming a fundraiser, to make sure others don't have to suffer too.

Eddie Kirkwood is confined to a wheelchair but that doesn't stop him volunteering seven days a week to clean up his city.

The 14-year-old is one of the country's most talented trampolinists, but her skills extend far beyond just sport.

Rugby prospect Henry Fraser was paralysed at 17 - and has built up a new career as a painter, author and motivational speaker.

Clad in just a pair of budgy smugglers and a swimming cap, the aptly named Speedo Mick has raised more than £16,000 for charity.

Claire Lomas was greeted by cheering supporters after walking through the night to make it to the finish line.