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A leaseholder is looking to take a property firm to a tribunal after homeowners were given 30 days to pay a hefty fee for new fire safety measures.
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A main road into a town has been shut after a six-year-old and nine-year-old were hurt in a multi-car pile-up.
More than 59,000 fines have been mistakenly handed to motorists using one of the county’s busiest crossings over the course of a year.
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An academy is set to continue its work in transforming what was one of the worst schools in the country with a new SEND facility.
A former research centre site which was valued at £850,000 has been sold for more than £1.3 million.
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Major changes to a road network can be seen in new aerial footage, as a street at the heart of improvements is set to close.
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Bosses of a famous race track where Lewis Hamilton started out want to bring their facilities up to speed with ambitious plans for a new events space.
A main route used by thousands of drivers every day has been brought to a crawl as carriageway works see a lane closed.
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A supermarket's plans for a new store have been blocked in court for the second time after its rivals launched a legal challenge.
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The opening date of a new hardware store has been confirmed after months of speculation.
Van drivers have fallen victim to a pinch point on a busy route with one vehicle being stuck for more than seven hours.
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A 75-year-old who has MS resorted to lying on the floor during a 51-hour visit to a busy A&E department.
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A main route through a village has been shut to allow for road upgrades as part of a scheme to double the number of places at a primary school.
An aerospace firm has announced plans to employ hundreds of new highly-skilled workers as it expands its Kent-based site.
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Fresh tributes have been left close to where the body of a missing man was discovered, as thousands are raised to help his family.
A pod of dolphins was spotted swimming in one of the county’s largest rivers.
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Engineers have started their work on repairing a popular seaside town’s pier which remains partially shut.
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A petition with more than 6,000 signatures has been submitted to the county council after protests against funding cuts at children's centres.
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Partygoers are set to be welcomed inside a museum that was first opened by the Victorians to boogie at an 80s disco night.
A housing association says tenants should remortgage their properties to pay for fire safety measures in a move-labelled “grossly unfair”.
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