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Controversial plans for a development of 950 homes will be examined at a public inquiry.
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A permanent site has been found for a town’s wandering postal service which is currently operating out of a 13th century castle.
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Two MPs have teamed up in opposition to plans to extend a ragstone quarry into an area of ancient woodland.
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A council looks set to sell off a “little used" town centre car park earmarked for redevelopment after little opposition was raised.
A council leader has accused a developer of causing ‘unnecessary worry and concern’ by submitting a ‘premature’ application for hundreds of homes.
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A key route linking two towns is being closed overnight for carriageway repairs.
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A vote has paved the way for homeowners in one area to start paying council tax on fire or flood-damaged homes again.
Plans are still “being optimised” to reconfigure a key road junction outside a pub despite its closure and expected demolition two years ago.
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A proposal for a large solar farm in an AONB is causing division.
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A county council is cracking down on motorists using bus lanes by installing ANPR cameras to catch them.
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A man has been left “delighted” after having his broken bin was replaced free of charge after the council initially refused.
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An inquest has heard that a ‘loving and fun mum’ died from a serious kidney infection while being held in police custody.
A developer has withdrawn a planning application for 900 homes in the countryside – but has pledged to submit revised plans.
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A primary school’s pupils have been praised for their impeccable behaviour during an Ofsted visit as it makes progress towards achieving a top rating.
Motorists are facing more problems after water works closes another road.
People living in a busy community have been asked give their views on plans to put double yellow lines on many of its roads for the first time.
It’s taken nine years in one case, but three communities have completed their neighbourhood plans concerning future developments after a referendum.
Drivers have been left puzzled by a ‘funny’ road sign outside an exit to a hardware store.
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Voters in two villages claim they have been left felling ‘disenfranchised’ by a boundary commission’s unpopular choice of ward name.
A householder whose bin was returned by dustmen without a lid has been told he must still pay for a replacement as it doesn’t count as ‘broken’.
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