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A 17th-century building which was once a bakery is for sale at auction and could become flats or a coffee shop with planning permission.
There are changes to Nu Venture bus services across a wide area with one estate losing its bus because of badly parked residents’ cars.
Sailors from HMS Kent will march through a town centre to exercise their newly won Freedom of the County.
Hundreds of people turned out for a charity football match in memory of a tragic teenager.
After weeks of a council and water company being at loggerheads over who should repair a sinkhole, action is to be taken.
People who warned a junction was dangerous say they were proved right after a crash and have told councillors the responsibility lies with them.
Work has started to convert a public toilet block into a police office in a bid to reduce anti-social behaviour.
Young people are being offered a three-year apprenticeship to train as an HGV motor mechanic.
An articulated lorry has become stranded, completely blocking a country lane, after satnav took the driver that way to avoid road closures.
Walkers stepped out at the weekend to show their dismay at plans to extend a ragstone quarry at the expense of Ancient Woodland.
Councillors have rejected plans for an Aldi store despite huge support from residents.
An MP is pressing the government to listen to voters’ views and to scrap mandatory housing targets.
The father of a young man killed in a car crash has been refused a visa to attend his son’s funeral.
A village just can’t wait until the opening of its new community facility in just four weeks’ time.
A fraudster ended up in court after using a stolen Blue Badge.
A pilot who stayed at the controls of his burning Hurricane to steer it away from a village school will be remembered with a flypast.
A fly infestation is making residents’ lives a misery, but it’s not clear where they’re coming from.
A doctor in dispute with Amazon over a missing delivery of coffee beans has CCTV footage which he says shows the driver didn’t get out his van.
Two-thirds of all parking tickets issued to foreign-registered vehicles go unpaid, it has emerged.
A developer wants to build a two-storey block of flats in a narrow gap between two homes.