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Students at an adult education centre at risk of closure as part of council cuts have said more needs to be done to save such facilities.
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A dad-of-three says his life has completely changed after he had a heart attack while playing in a charity football match.
Motorists are being warned to plan ahead as a well-used bridge over a busy stretch of A-road is set to be closed again overnight for repairs.
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Garden centres across the county are increasingly diversifying to become “destination” shopping locations and compete with online retailers.
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Work to build a new care home on the site of a controversially demolished pub has officially started.
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Work is underway to knock down outdated council flats dating back to the late 1950s to make way for 46 new homes.
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A popular theatre will not reopen until after May as contractors continue working to repair the building.
Staff were left stunned after The Gentlemen star Theo James popped in for a coffee at their village café.
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Tributes have been paid to a former councillor who represented her community for more than three decades.
A mould-covered townhouse in disrepair has been listed for auction.
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Dates have been set for people to meet with the team that will build the Lower Thames Crossing if it is approved.
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A retired teacher says he is the luckiest man alive after he suffered significant brain injuries from three separate accidents.
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Plans to convert a builders’ yard into a block of flats to provide more social housing have moved forward.
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The family of a two-year-old who was left with life-changing injuries branded her attacker a “violent coward” after he was sentenced.
A replica of a historic Spanish ship has sailed into the county and docked at a town pier.
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Emergency services were called to a residential street where a man was found dead.
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A housebuilder has revealed it has bought a nine-acre plot to extend an existing development.
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A council is looking to spend more than £500,000 on an old builders’ yard and take over a project to build a three-storey block of flats.
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A popular town centre fireworks display will not be going ahead again after a new sponsor failed to come forward.
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