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An historic paddle steamer which played a key role in the war effort rescuing thousands of troops has a new high-profile patron.
A gran who broke her hip was left stranded in a hospital for two weeks because there were no beds back home where she requires weekly treatment.
A highly respected politician and former mayor has been honoured by having a road named after him at a new housing development near his home.
A disused commuter car park has been earmarked for a £4.6million housing scheme to help a council cope with the growing demand of homeless families.
A motorist is warning other park users of new “obscured” parking restrictions outside a public green space he was unaware of until being fined.
An experienced teacher and Ofsted inspector has been drafted in to lead several schools following months of noise over their future.
A shopping centre marking its 50th anniversary hopes to see footfall rise to pre-pandemic levels once a multi-million pound health facility opens.
Pupils and staff at a “continually improving” infants’ school are celebrating another glowing Ofsted report.
A “kind” and “thoughtful” journalist who spent decades reporting on local politics has died.
Police working with trading standards officers to clampdown on the sale of illegal vapes in a town centre have seized a number of items from a store.
Kind-hearted company bosses have stepped in to help repatriate a dementia sufferer stranded in a French care home - 1,000 miles from relatives.
Former troubled primary school is rated ‘good’ by Ofsted after undergoing new leadership and an updated curriculum.
The family of an elderly sick widow have launched a campaign to raise £8k for an ambulance and medics to bring her home from France.
A largely untold story of a town’s pioneering aviation history is to be revealed in an exhibition, thanks to a lottery grant
Staff at a private hospital are facing redundancy as part of a healthcare company’s nationwide restructuring exercise.
Staff at an NHS trust which runs two hospitals in Kent could lose their jobs as it looks to save money and “improve efficiencies”.
A former Kent High Sheriff and national care agency boss says people should look past her husband’s multi-million pound fraud and judge her on merit.
Yobs have struck at one of the county’s most popular summer attractions just weeks after it celebrated a quarter of a million pound facelift.
A disabled gran is having to use a neighbour’s downstairs toilet because she’s still waiting for a stairlift two years after it was promised.
Ambitious plans to transform an empty art college which has been branded as an “ugly” blot on the landscape have been given the green light.