A grandfather has praised hospital staff who saved his life during his coronavirus ordeal.

An academies trust has made the drastic decision to close its primary schools early one afternoon every week.

There are fears post office branches could be forced to close unless future Government subsidy for the network is agreed.

There are concerns a popular funfair will put a town 'under huge risk' and lead to a spike in coronavirus cases when it pitches up later this week.

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A man was used as a battering ram and knocked over a one-year-old in a buggy during a robbery, a court has heard.

A producer who has worked with Usher and Mary J Blige has helped create a song to raise money for the family of a nurse who died from Covid-19.

Health bosses are investigating 18 serious incidents that happened while DMC ran several health centres.

People living close to the latest sinkholes to appear in their neighbourhood have told of the frightening moment police came to the door.

A man has been jailed after crashing his car into a late-night bar moments after biting a doorman on the eyebrow as he was being thrown out.

The UK's largest shelter is offering free food and vets bills to temporary owners of some of their furry friends.

A primary school has sent home a class of pupils after a person tested positive for covid at the site.

A teenager has captured a mysterious object parachuting into the sea off Kent.

A sailor used the light from his mobile phone to guide rescuers to the mooring buoy he was clinging to after his dinghy sank in heavy winds.

Two men have appeared at court after more than £3,000 worth of food and alcohol was stolen from a supermarket.

An entire form group at a school will be working from home following a positive coronavirus test.

Work is under way to bring a boarded-up pub back to life and turn it into eatery.

A decision to allow transport firm Uber to keep operating in the capital and in parts of Kent has been criticised by a taxi drivers' association.

A greater understanding of the way Europeans behave is required according to a senior county councillor.

Sir Bob Geldof's plans for a 40-metre pond have been stalled as archaeologists want to inspect the 'I Don't Like Mondays' singer's garden.