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A hearty breakfast was enough to lure our reviewer off the beaten track to a new cafe deep in the countryside.
A new takeaway has applied for an extension to its agreed hours, before it has even opened.
The efforts of an impassioned pensioner to get recognition for a fallen airman is to be recognised at a posthumous ceremony in her village.
A village just can’t wait until the opening of its new community facility in just four weeks’ time.
A pilot who stayed at the controls of his burning Hurricane to steer it away from a village school will be remembered with a flypast.
A man set up a wildlife camera after mushrooms in his favourite woodland began disappearing, to find the culprit was a hungry squirrel.
A drink-driving bank worker pulled over after her car was spotted swerving across a road told magistrates she’d swapped it for a bike.
A sixth attempt is being made to secure permission to use an area designated as ancient woodland as a gypsy site.
An application for mobile homes has been lodged for a traveller site with a controversial planning history dating back 40 years.
A fine dining restaurant open for less than a year has been named as a finalist in the British Restaurant Awards.
A golf course is hoping to swing planning permission to erect 12 glamping pods for sporting breaks and weddings.
Plans for 70 homes have been met with fierce opposition by locals, despite the promise of a 12,000-patient GP surgery.
Officers are appealing for help in finding a teenager who has gone missing from her home.
An equestrian centre with accommodation is proposed for a farmland site.
The new manager of a village pub says he wants the venue to become a “home-from-home”.
A former serviceman has lovingly restored the final resting place of a key historical figure.
A mum-of-two is celebrating 10 years of running her unique business all from her living room.
A campaign to supplement a grass football pitch with a 3G all-weather facility is making progress – although it is still a long way from completion.
A countryside florist shop was unanimously given permission to stay and carry on business, despite its “unsustainable location”.
A gypsy site has been approved despite calls by a parish council for a rethink.
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