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A suspect in a Valentine’s Day murder case called his friend to say he would see him ‘on the other side’, it has emerged.
Councillors are to be warned about how much it will cost to turn down a scheme for new homes before deciding the fate of a cherished green space.
A young boxer whose great-grandad fought Henry Cooper has landed a national title.
Proposals to build a new housing estate near a river have been condemned amid fears of flooding and surging insurance policy costs.
Traffic wardens have to work in pairs outside schools or be accompanied by police for fear of assault by parents.
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Theatrical drinks lure our reviewer to a medieval village this week, where cocktails are served in treasure chests, bird cages and telephone boxes.
Plans to move a football club onto new grounds and to build homes on the pitches it’s leaving behind have been submitted but not everyone’s happy.
Motorists are facing rush-hour delays after a crash on a motorway.
A landowner was surprised to spot two white creatures running across his land.
A 70-year-old who was previously convicted for having indecent images of children has been locked up after being found with them again.
There were long delays on a motorway after it was shut following a multi-vehicle accident.
A dad whose baby son was prescribed medication strong enough for an 11-stone child is hoping to help make changes at a hospital department.
A borough’s new leisure complex is to stay in the heart of town, it has been revealed, as people are asked for their views to shape the project.
An international cocaine and heroin dealer’s Rolex and Piquet watches will be sold as part of a court order demanding he repay his ill-gotten gains.
A huge Kent distribution centre for Tesco could be moved as part of major plans, with 400 jobs also set to be axed.
A power cut at a major water site has caused problems for thousands of people in parts of Kent.
A brand-new gym has opened on an industrial estate in what its owners hope will be the answer to one community’s wish for “new facilities now”.
Controversial plans for a housing estate are set to be decided after an investigation into whether it would harm a nearby Conservation Area.
Residents living by a stream say litter and debris are causing it to rise constantly but the council isn’t doing enough to clear it.
