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Did the legend begin at the Madhatter's Teaparty?
People who live, work and own businesses in a town centre street have set up a residents association with the hope of tackling antisocial behaviour.
A council has stepped up its fight against nuisance parking by using special powers to clamp sleepy lorry drivers.
A church community is left grieving for the man who pulled out all the stops for their services when he played the organ.
An MP has taken part in a video in encouraging people to get the vaccine, following concerns of a low uptake in ethnic minority groups.
A man is in police custody after a group of 'Covid-deniers' is alleged to have tried to remove a patient from hospital.
A mother-of-three who has been fighting to stay in her home after being served an eviction notice is relieved the decision has been reversed.
Sometimes it's not until you fear you might lose something that you realise how precious it is.
Health bosses at one NHS trust are cautiously optimistic that their peak of the second wave of Covid-19 has now passed.
A woman 'passed out in fear' after her son threatened her with a knife during a row over household chores.
Maidstone boss Hakan Hayrettin thinks the National League have got it badly wrong by creating a split in their three divisions.
The Royal Logistics Corps will support SECAmb during the Covid crisis.
The man who founded one of the county's best-known roadside diners has died after catching coronavirus.
A grandfather-of-three celebrating a staggering lotto win is looking forward to spending his winnings on a holiday and a hip replacement.
Former colleagues lined the roadside outside their depot to pay their respects to the passing funeral procession of a much-loved bus driver.
National League clubs will be given access to grants – if they need it to avoid going bust.
Hakan Hayrettin is delighted to see Joan Luque hit the ground running at National League Weymouth.
Mussolini was famous for making Italian trains run on time, but it was Keith Webb who kept M&D buses on schedule.
A man was arrested for being drunk and disorderly and throwing beer over an emergency worker at a railway station.
Maidstone council has formerly reversed its decision to cancel its contract with a theatre management company, ending fears of closure.
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