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A driver crashed into the side of a house and then ran off before the police arrived.
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An inquest and police investigation has found proper welfare checks were not carried out on a mum-of-four on the night she died at a police station.
A decision on contested plans to build 950 homes in a village is now in the hands of a government inspector.
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Nine key junction upgrades have been hampered by cancellations, delays and suspensions since they were revealed three years ago.
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Parents are being urged to join a grassroots movement for a new secondary school, after the council insisted there weren’t enough pupils to fill one.
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Princess Anne visited a Kent town to open new almshouses for pensioners.
The council is investigating a sinkhole which has opened up in a street near two schools.
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A planning application to turn a pub which opened more than 200 years ago has been submitted to the council.
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It was a magical moment for an elderly couple whose home was visited by a Princess.
The Princess Royal is in Kent today to launch a new village to support ex-servicemen and women.
There are calls for more schools in a town left in an ‘educational cold spot’ due to a chronic shortage of options.
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There are calls for more ANPR cameras to be rolled out in a town, after plans were revealed to monitor its bus-only streets for the first time.
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Plans to replace a derelict sorting office with new homes have been given a cash injection from the government.
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A tree that came down, blocking a road and crushing a car, has been cleared with help from volunteers.
Bids are being invited to take over the running of a town’s ‘most iconic building’ with a hotel, wine bar, or a nursery put forward as potential uses.
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A public inquiry into controversial plans for 950 new homes near a village has got underway with an MP among the first speakers.
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Former Team GB rower Tom Ransley who won gold at the Rio Olympics returned to his old school to open their redesigned building.
Veterans and their families gathered in a garrison town for cake and knife fighting to mark the 75th anniversary of the Queen's Gurkha Engineers.
A new early years provider has officially opened inside a new multi-purpose community centre built to replace an old church hall.
A woman says she no longer feels safe in her village after her window was hit with a catapult just days before a bus was also targeted.
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