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A borough’s Local Plan has been approved by a Government inspector despite being labelled as “a disaster” and “monstrosity” by campaigners.
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Campaigners seeking to have some disused farmland declared a village green say they are ready for the public inquiry.
A new supermarket will bring jobs to a town centre.
A newly-declared general election hopeful believes boundary changes will help him defeat the sitting MP.
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A local authority must pay thousands in costs after councillors refused a planning application, and were later overruled by a government inspector.
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A cricketer who suffered a cardiac arrest while in Australia has returned to his old school to boost awareness of cardiac arrest among the young.
Householders face a 4.59% rise in council tax, after a council set its budget.
Gas main replacement works will mean hold-ups on a key route into one town for up to nine weeks.
A Grade II listed former bank has been turned into a workspace hub in a £2.5m restoration project.
An MP has secured a government promise to fund repairs to a river towpath that has been closed by subsidence for four years.
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Hundreds of residents are demanding the return of a speed camera on a “dangerous” road bend near several schools after it was removed without notice.
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There were delays near a busy motorway services station following an earlier collision involving two vehicles.
Two fire crews attended a blaze in a kitchen after cooking overheated and caused a kitchen blaze.
Engineers have been working since yesterday to fix a gas leak that has closed a key route into a busy town.
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A register of projects developers can support to help them meet new biodiversity targets has been produced but some are skeptical of its impact.
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Good news for motorists as key route re-opens ahead of schedule.
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A mum used her mobile phone to record a glow in her baby’s eye, which turned out to be cancer.
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An accident involving a lorry and a car caused delays for drivers on the M25.
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A passing community support officer (PCSO) has been awarded for quickly jumping into action and saving the life of a motorist choking on food.
Three MPs have combined forces in a bid to persuade a council to reverse its intention to cut free swimming for children and the elderly.
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