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Six men and one woman have been sentenced for their part in a £22m construction industry fraud.
A village post office is closing for a month for refurbishment.
An application has been submitted to convert a bungalow into a home for looked-after vulnerable children.
A crash on a major route in rush hour has sparked long delays
A 43-year-old man who has gone missing is the subject of a police appeal for help to find him.
There are delays on a key one-way system in a busy town centre after an accident.
A prolific shoplifter has been banned from any branch of Boots, the Co-op, Tesco, Morrisons, B&Q, Asda, B&M or Sainsbury’s for the next five years.
There were long delays on a motorway after it was shut following a multi-vehicle accident.
A call has gone out for 1,000 people to get together, but you must be wearing odd socks.
Two independent schools - whose former pupils include a top spy, a Game of Thrones actor and a member of the Royal Family - are to merge.
A building aggregates firm intends to spend the next 16 years extracting sand from 28 hectares of land in the middle of a planned garden village.
A borough’s new leisure complex is to stay in the heart of town, it has been revealed, as people are asked for their views to shape the project.
An auction of memorabilia related to the Yardbirds guitarist Jeff Beck has raised £100k for a wildlife centre threatened with closure.
A charity that supports vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people wants to expand - into the building next door.
Some councils are doing better than others when it comes to bringing Kent’s 8,000-plus empty properties back into use.
A school has been granted permission to expand to add more than 100 extra places - despite parents being slated for poor parking.
A local authority is changing the way it operates its garden waste collections by allocating permits to households to put on their bins.
The office block of a former chemicals factory could become home to a new school for students with autism.
A hugely talented musician has died after decades of service to his church and town.
A parade of hundreds of schoolchildren carrying lanterns is planned to bring light to a town centre and encourage people to venture out.