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A former Apprentice contestant is disbanding his community interest company after parish councils rejected his skatepark plans.
An appeal has been launched for donations towards completing the construction of homes for ex-service personnel.
A primary school head teacher has left suddenly over the half-term break.
A former cricket pitch that once lay in the grounds of an historic manor house has been earmarked for new housing.
Another local authority has joined the growing list of those making it compulsory for taxi drivers to accept card payments.
A village may lose its post office when work starts on a new housing development of 100-plus homes.
A housing association property that’s been empty for two years is suffering from damp and has an overgrown garden that attracts rats, say neighbours.
The new owner of a natural health clinic wants to re-open it as a pre-school.
Residents have one final chance to comment on plans that will shape the future development of their town and borough.
A society for railways enthusiasts has appointed its first woman chair in its 53-year history.
Angry villagers are trying to track down fly-tippers who dumped a commercial fridge in a country lane.
The site of a once-proud Grade II listed six-bedroom Georgian home destroyed in fire is for sale with a guide price of £50,000.
Three homes were moved brick by brick 50 years ago to make space for the South East’s largest inland waterway.
The silhouette of a British Tommy was formed by 104 servicemen and veterans to mark 104 years of Remembrance.
People are being urged to comment after the last-minute addition of an extra 100 homes to a site earmarked for housing near a busy town road.
Frustrated at not being able to express their views fully at local authority meetings, residents have set up their own forum.
A village hall is adding solar panels and heat pumps to reduce energy costs.
A fire which engulfed a bin store on an estate that has seen a number of major blazes has been caught on camera.
Hooligans smashed windows of homes belonging to ex-servicemen and even injured a veteran in ‘abhorrent’ catapult attacks.
There’s a chance to bid for a piece of religious history with the auction of a chapel dating from 1865.
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