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A sports facility has told customers it has ceased trading immediately and closed its doors “to allow the new owners time to move in”.
People have backed an experimental scheme to reduce traffic in a congested village.
A man became so enraged with a driver who turned her car around outside his home, he smashed her windscreen.
Police have shared an image after makeup was stolen from a chemist by “two men carrying a weapon”.
A man has appeared in court charged with sexually assaulting a woman on a bus.
The A20 London Road, which was blocked both ways following a collision between a lorry and a car, is now clear.
A village which has faced two weeks of temporary traffic lights and closures has been told the work has been extended.
A family-run golf club which has been passed down generations is celebrating 50 years since it first opened.
A crossing over a motorway is set to be closed during this month for safety improvements.
Councillors have considered the idea of graffiti walls to curb vandalism, in the hope taggers would then leave other places alone.
The cruel birth mother of Tony Hudgell has been recalled to prison for breaching her licence conditions.
A businessman was taken to court following allegations of fraudulent evasion relating to employee pension contributions.
A high street restaurant and bar which suddenly shut has reopened under new ownership.
A club cricketer who’s new to the game achieved the extraordinary feat of taking all 10 wickets in an innings.
A driver was taken to hospital after a crash between a car and lorry stopped traffic on the M20 last night.
A new sports hub is proposed to accommodate football, padel tennis, a golf driving range and a restaurant, along with 100 new homes.
In honour of National Fish and Chips day we headed to one of the best inland chippies in the county.
Voices were raised and banners were waved in a rally against the introduction of Sunday parking charges.
A drug dealer was caught by detectives when he sent an image of himself holding a fish.
Network Rail has warned of noisy equipment and train horns as its carries out essential work to replace existing track.
