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A home and garden store is set to welcome its first customers this week.
A mum who created a community library inside an old red telephone box was heartbroken to find it had been destroyed in a suspected arson attack.
A homeless man was rushed to hospital and underwent hours of surgery after being shot in the eye with a 20p coin fired from a catapult.
A children’s party business is back on the road after a determined mum refused to give up on her dream venture following a major setback.
Two buses were damaged and services delayed after a group of teenagers targeted passing vehicles in a “deliberate” catapult attack.
A fuel tanker driver helped deliver a baby on a petrol station forecourt after an expecting couple got stuck in traffic on the way to the hospital.
Funding has been secured to open new “school-based nurseries” across several towns in a bid to tackle so-called childcare “deserts”.
Instead of being binned dog mess is increasingly being bagged and dumped or hung from tree branches in a move many have branded as “selfish”.
A near-death experience in the jungle with armed guerrilla fighters led to one horticulturist creating his dream garden at a luxurious Kent estate.
A meal at a Portuguese family-run restaurant left our reviewer full, happy, and dancing on the streets.
Owners of a family-run Indian restaurant have released CCTV images after a large group of people left without settling their bill.
An historic town landmark has been given a new lease of life as a pop-up box office for a town’s temporary theatre.
Nurseries and childminders across the county say they are being “set up to fail” by “underfunded” changes to the government’s “free” childcare offer.
A schoolboy has been reunited with the ambulance team who came to his rescue after a serious road accident that left him with a bleed on the brain.
A school is celebrating after receiving its latest Ofsted report.
A firefighter looking for a change of pace is attempting to turn her craft hobby into a money-making business as part of an award winning TV show.
Polish people living in Kent have explained why they remained in Britain after Brexit despite 200,000 of their fellow citizens deciding to leave.
A family-run off licence which helped its customers through both happy and difficult times is closing up shop after nearly 40 years.
A school left devastated by the loss of one of its “gifted” and kind” teachers has opened an outdoor reading pavilion and garden in his memory.
People are being urged to take pride in their community and join a giant push to clear our streets of litter.
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