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The first spade has gone into the ground as a town centre regeneration project gets off the ground.
An old training centre will not be demolished and replaced with a four-storey flat block after a planning inspector dismissed the developer's plans.
The overhaul of a busy roundabout has finished more than eight years after plans were first unveiled.
A mum-of-one says she heard two explosions when a van went up in flames in what is being treated as a suspicious fire.
A family is celebrating 10 years at the helm of a popular cafe known for its breakfast stacks and brunch igloos.
The struggling University of Kent is still paying tens of thousands of pounds on a former student bar it closed five years ago.
Thousands of pounds have been donated to a charity so it can buy a new vehicle after the van it used to deliver food to needy families was stolen.
Angela Rayner has been asked to visit a borough to ‘listen to people’s views’ before she decides on whether an 8,400-home estate should be built.
An international cocaine and heroin dealer’s Rolex and Piquet watches will be sold as part of a court order demanding he repay his ill-gotten gains.
An animal sanctuary boss has been landed with a water bill of more than £84,000 she has called the “most ridiculous known to mankind”.
A child sex abuser has been found guilty of targeting four vulnerable children, with charges including rape and sexual touching.
Police officers moved trouble makers on from a town centre plagued by anti-social behaviour during the force’s latest dispersal order.
Villagers are angry at a council decision to demolish a set of “vital” loos despite hundreds turning out to vote in a referendum to get them reopened.
Councillors have voted in favour of controversial plans for hundreds of homes but the decision has been taken away from them after taking too long.
Upgrades on a roundabout used by thousands of drivers every day are set to begin with a lane closure next week.
Police have been given extra powers to tackle anti-social behaviour in a town centre following reports of “disorder, abuse and threatening behaviour”.
A mum’s on a mission to make non-league football clubs fully accessible to disabled fans after seeing the difficulties her son faced.
A supermarket supervisor has found his missing moped ‘stripped of parts’ and tossed to the side of a road after it went missing following a crash.
Plans to revamp a leisure centre and build an 18-hole adventure golf course are set to be approved by a council.
A pub has made a “good-natured” goat its mascot after he was seen wandering along a village road.