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Villagers say upcoming pipeline repairs are ‘ridiculous’ less than a year after work on the same stretch of road dragged on for over 12 months .
A town centre eatery has shut just months after welcoming its first customers.
A once “outstanding” primary school now “requires improvement” following an Ofsted inspection.
Hundreds of holiday-makers were left without running water for more than 20 hours at a seaside resort popular with families.
Paramedics and police officers were called to an incident involving a van on the M2.
A man has been charged after a victim was attacked in the early hours of the morning.
Two men had to be rescued by the RNLI after getting stuck out at sea in a rubber dinghy when they planned to climb a Second World War fort.
A former sales executive has fulfilled her dream by moving to Thailand and says it has helped her relationship with her boyfriend.
Residents have backed proposals to reduce the speed limit on a stretch of coastal road where two people have been killed in five years.
An historic bridge is set for another eight-day closure after work to replace steel ropes wasn’t finished on time.
Villagers fear more problems with sewage when almost 300 new homes are connected to a drainage system they say can’t cope as it is.
Bin workers could vote to strike over pay just days after it was revealed there have been 36,000 complaints about their company’s performance.
Part of a main route which connects an industrial estate to an A-road will be closed for a total of 23 days.
We go behind the scenes of urgent engineering works on a historic bridge that have caused traffic chaos.
A new estate will be sandwiched between two main roads and near an expanding roundabout after the housing proposals were given the go ahead.
A passenger is in a serious condition in a London hospital and a man has been arrested following a crash at the weekend.
A main route into a village is to shut for a total of 17 days during two closures as work continues on a £32.7 million roundabout revamp.
As England lines up for an historic Euro final we speak to Kent people with ties to our opponents Spain to see where their loyalty stands.
We try the county’s first interactive electric karting track dubbed as a real-life video game.
Plans to build a housing estate which includes a new road layout have been given the go-ahead on appeal despite hundreds of objections.