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Celebrations for St George’s Day take to streets

Celebrations for St George’s Day take to streets

23 April 2024

Hundreds of pupils have taken part in parades to celebrate the patron saint of England.

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‘No more Mr Nice Guy’: Council seeks court order over landslip road rebuild

‘No more Mr Nice Guy’: Council seeks court order over landslip road rebuild

23 April 2024

A court injunction could force private landowners to allow a council access to a collapsed road following a year of legal wranglings over its repair.

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Villagers handed boost in fight to save historic windmill

Villagers handed boost in fight to save historic windmill

23 April 2024

A community is a step closer to saving a much-loved windmill after a proposal from the county council to sell it off to raise funds.

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Parents united in grief back football scheme to get young men talking

Parents united in grief back football scheme to get young men talking

23 April 2024

The parents of two teenage boys who died from suicide are supporting a new sports initiative to help youngsters struggling with their mental health.

Singer breaks down after getting Golden Buzzer on hit ITV show

Singer breaks down after getting Golden Buzzer on hit ITV show

23 April 2024

A Kent singer broke down in tears after bagging herself a place in the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final.

‘You think people are sicknotes but try living our lives’

‘You think people are sicknotes but try living our lives’

23 April 2024

A desperate mum has invited Rishi Sunak to spend a day at her home as she fights to keep her teen daughter from taking her own life.

Neighbours to hear update on collapsed road repair job

Neighbours to hear update on collapsed road repair job

22 April 2024

Residents are hoping to hear the latest news on the repair of a major road which has been closed for more than a year following a landslide.

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Farmfoods to open bigger more ‘pleasant’ store in town

Farmfoods to open bigger more ‘pleasant’ store in town

22 April 2024

A frozen food giant has announced the opening date for its second town centre store, promising a more “pleasant shopping experience”.

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Person burned in house fire started by candle

Person burned in house fire started by candle

22 April 2024

A resident was injured after an improperly extinguished candle set fire to their home.

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Fire crews tackle ‘suspicious’ building blaze

Fire crews tackle ‘suspicious’ building blaze

22 April 2024

Firefighters have been at the scene of a derelict building fire, the cause of which is being treated as suspicious.

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‘We met at the pub - now we’re making award-winning gin together’

‘We met at the pub - now we’re making award-winning gin together’

21 April 2024

A pair of friends who began experimenting with making their own spirits have won gold for their gin at the first attempt.

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Five fire engines called to garage blaze

Five fire engines called to garage blaze

21 April 2024

Five fire engines were called to a garage blaze which sparked a police response.

Bid to trace stolen car used in crime

Bid to trace stolen car used in crime

20 April 2024

Police are looking for stolen car believed to have been used by an armed man in the early hours.

02 Academy reopens after deadly crowd crush

02 Academy reopens after deadly crowd crush

20 April 2024

The O2 Brixton Academy has reopened with a heavy security presence more than a year after it was forced to close following a deadly crowd crush.

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Cheers! Pubs where you can celebrate the May Day weekend

Cheers! Pubs where you can celebrate the May Day weekend

20 April 2024

Kick off the month with a long weekend of craft beer, live music, outdoor BBQs and more at these Kent watering holes.

Rowdy peacock rescued after “roaming” streets for six months

Rowdy peacock rescued after “roaming” streets for six months

19 April 2024

A noisy peacock whose loud mating calls from the tops of houses “concerned” neighbours has finally been captured - in an Ikea bag.

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Fury at disabled dad’s blue badge fine at free car park

Fury at disabled dad’s blue badge fine at free car park

19 April 2024

An ex policeman who suffers with dementia and forgot to correctly display his blue badge has been handed a £95 fine for parking in a free car park.

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Roaming dragons and students to take to streets for St George’s Day bash

Roaming dragons and students to take to streets for St George’s Day bash

18 April 2024

Celebrations for the patron saint of England will commence this weekend as hundreds of pupils prepare to take part in an annual parade.

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Probe launched one year after road collapse

Probe launched one year after road collapse

17 April 2024

Investigation works have finally started on a road shut for more than a year following a cliff collapse.

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New-build bungalows to be carved out of former scout hut site

New-build bungalows to be carved out of former scout hut site

17 April 2024

Three new bungalows are being built on a “back land” site for pensioners as part of a drive to deliver more social housing.

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