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Armed officers were called to a leisure complex amid concerns a man was carrying a weapon.
Plans to develop 24 commercial units, as well as a retail outlet and a “drive-thru establishment” on farmland have been submitted.
Villagers who fought for traffic calming after numerous crashes say people are ignoring the speed limit – and swearing at those trying to enforce it.
After judging scores of pubs across the county, CAMRA members have decided on their top 10 of 2023.
Residents have voiced their anger after 20mph zone signs have had black paint smeared over them.
Residents of an estate with ‘atrocious’ phone signal have welcomed plans for a 5G mast to be built near a pub.
The owner of a cat says she fears other animals could be hurt after her pet was injured by a “snare trap”.
Firefighters and police were called to a property after fears for a man’s safety.
A mum was left fuming after her windscreen was smashed while she was attending an appointment.
The men have been convicted for a combined 21 years after a firing into a customer-filled restaurant
A 15-year-old who has been missing for more than two weeks has been “safely located”.
A martial arts club set up by a prison officer who used his skills when there was trouble with inmates is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
The family of a great-grandmother who died in the same house she was born in said she wouldn’t have had it any other way.
Emergency gas works, water pipe maintenance and bridge repairs are causing traffic nightmares for drivers.
Four different roads are set to shut over a two-month period so gas works can be updated.
Drivers are being reminded of several road closures as part of a £92 million roundabout improvement scheme.
A busy main road is closed as SGN emergency repair works take place.
A 66-bed care home, with cafe, cinema and dining rooms, is being opposed by a parish council.
A Kent company has won a Ministry of Defence contract to develop and manufacture “cutting edge” fighter pilot helmets.
As a controversial consultation comes to an end, parents and councillors have hit out against proposed cuts to youth services.