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An independent butcher says “making everything” in-house is the secret to success in a struggling industry rife with job cuts
Council inspectors have ordered the parents of a four-year-old boy with severe autism to remove his trampoline and swing set from a communal garden.
Plans to roll out a sprawling network of 4,000 new homes have been labelled “a disaster” capable of “ruining a historic market town”.
A long-abandoned superstore that has sat empty for almost five years is set to be taken over by Next and Costa Coffee.
After years of disappointment and thousands of pounds spent, our reporter has finally witnessed his beloved team win.
Delays have cleared on a busy motorway after a crash involving a motorbike.
A child cyclist has been taken to hospital after being involved in a crash with a van near a school during rush hour.
A non-league footballer has gone viral after being caught up in a game of “piggy in the middle” and kicking the opposition goalkeeper in frustration.
Police have been called after protesters stormed into a business park, blocking roads and painting buildings red.
The number of homes at a housing estate could swell, as developers lodge plans for 50 more, following a similar application two years ago.
A farmer says clearing up fly-tipping on his land has cost him thousands of pounds - as residents’ concerns grow about the impact on rural Kent.
A fed-up resident fears a brick could go flying through his window the next time a car crashes into his garden wall.
Lifestyle shop Oliver Bonas has moved into a former Topshop, while Lucy and Yak prepares to open its first Kent store.
Toilet humour has returned to a Kent street - just days after a road sign was replaced.
A 1,600-home development featuring a £46m package of infrastructure upgrades is to be decided during a special two-day planning meeting.
A grieving mother has been left heartbroken after flowers left at the site of her son’s death to mark three years since his suicide were stolen.
A town centre shop has been hit with its second zero-star hygiene rating in less than a year after inspectors uncovered blood-soaked floors.
A new dog-friendly restaurant at a historic castle owned by a reality TV star is poised to open later this week.
People renting rooms in a former care home say they have been blindsided by plans to turn it into a facility for asylum-seeking children.
A Post Office counter will reopen six weeks earlier than planned amid a store’s takeover by Tesco.