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Revisions have been announced to a town's "emergency active travel schemes."
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A parking error led to fire crews being called to release a driver from her car.
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Scores of people journeyed to keep their coronavirus test appointments today, for nothing.
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A district council aims to go six years running without a parking charges increase to help the Covid-hit economy.
Four men have been charged with bringing people into the country illegally after being arrested near services on the A2.
Families are still being subjected to a nauseous smell emanating from a new anaerobic digester plant.
Park wardens have been given zero-emission transport.
Train services have resumed after a five-hour absence.
A council -owned theatre has garnered £500,000 support from the Government.
Police want drivers to check dash-cam footage for a red Vauxhall Insignia.
Youth cricket and football clubs were allegedly targeted by con men.
Two men were seen fleeing the scene of an arson with their clothes on fire.
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Police are looking for a woman after a member of staff at a kitchen showroom had their phone stolen after being distracted.
No cause has been found for a fire in a three-storey home.
"A kind and caring young man" has been named as the victim of a motorway crash which killed two men and left a third fighting for his life.
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Movie-lovers can return to a cinema that's been given a plush revamp, with a choice of 11 films across eight screens.
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A £3.2m junction will be paid for by the taxpayer, but the only reason it's needed is because of new homes - so why aren't developers paying?
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An MP has been told her Government's housing push is a "denial of local democracy".
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Ambulancemen needed to treat one resident for smoke inhalation after a house fire.
Edmund Gandy was respected enough to have a road named after him, but there was also a black sheep in the family.
