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A community football club’s plans for a new clubhouse and covered stands as part of a raft of ground improvements has been given a major cash boost
Fans of Call the Midwife will have the chance to visit the cobbled streets where the BBC drama is filmed.
A major road has been shut on the approach to the Port of Dover due to a serious crash which has seen one vehicle come to a rest on its roof.
A busy street outside a town centre has been closed in both directions following reports of a serious crash.
Motorists are facing delays after a van crashed into a set of traffic lights on a busy road outside a supermarket.
The government has pledged to keep a council informed of its plans for an immigration processing centre – but stopped short of giving any details.
A bus company has announced it will extend its maximum fare scheme for another six months after seeing higher take-up.
Police found an all-terrain vehicle hidden in woodland two days after it was stolen – now they are searching for the thieves.
Around 120 people marched through a town centre in support of Palestinians in Gaza.
Proposals for a 28,000 seat rugby stadium have been rivalled with plans for a 2,500 home garden city.
Developers wishing to place a solar farm on prime agricultural land in the countryside are to get a second hearing in the New Year.
A disused railway ticket office which was transformed into a community venue has been nominated for an award.
A 37-apartment retirement living complex will be named Corn Mill Place to remember the watermill which once stood there.
Funeral and cremation services are to cost more as the cost of dying rises, a local authority has warned.
A borough council has dropped controversial elements of its Local Plan in order to get it past the finishing line.
An inquest into an apparent hit-and-run victim has opened.
Runners have expressed safety fears over a constantly flooded footpath which could freeze over during the cold weather.
A block of flats is proposed to be built along a river, replacing a concrete slab which has been unused for three decades.
A meadow once filled with butterflies is making way for a commercial park – and only one person objected.
Housing estate residents are growing increasingly frustrated over the failure of a ‘sump buster’ to stop traffic ‘rat-running’ past their homes.
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