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Progress is being made on a new £13.5m health centre due to open this autumn.
A new play remembers the first woman to win a Nobel prize.
Councillors have been ticked off by a resident for not answering her calls or emails.
More than 5,000 people in one borough alone may find themselves refused a ballot paper in this May's elections.
A town is writing a new chapter with the launch of its first book festival.
A maths teacher has been banned from the profession over inappropriate relationships with former pupils.
People have one final chance to influence a government planning inspector over proposals to build thousands of homes.
A retiring postmaster who runs a Kent village's post office has set up a petition calling for a new one to be opened when his closes.
A woman who has compiled a dossier of 100 photos of potholes in her area says the price of her home has dipped by up to £10k as a result.
Residents have given only a few days left if they wish to object to proposals for a new 20 metre phone mast near their homes.
Allotment holders say they are "relieved but not victorious" after a controversial parish council project that split opinion was dropped.
A independent preparatory school has shut its doors for good after running into financial hardship.
A councillor has sought to calm shoppers' nerves after a borough council announced five town centre car parks were surplus to requirements.
Neighbours remain upset at council's decision to allow a mobile home in the garden of a listed property in a conservation area.
A new ANPR camera outside a town centre has led to speculation congestion charges are on the way.
A borough council is to increase its council tax precept by the maximum allowed.
Hundreds of donations have helped raise almost £50k to save a theatre from closure – but it's not out of the woods yet.
A disgusted councillor has been left shocked after finding a discarded knife while clearing a route used by schoolchildren.
There is still time for companies to link their name to the county town's river festival.
Work to improve a junction to help it cope with extra traffic from a large housing development has been branded a waste of time and money.
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