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An immersive gaming attraction, which has sites worldwide, is set to open its first branch in the county this year.
Owners of an escape room business are taking on an overnight board game challenge to raise funds for a charity supporting homeless people.
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Motorists have been warned to expect delays if visiting a town centre due to emergency roadworks.
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Children have been caught on CCTV “pointlessly” destroying the garden of a children’s nursery.
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A group of friends say their summer trip turned into a holiday from hell after they were caught up in the air traffic control chaos.
Plans to turn a pub into a HMO have been dismissed over fears it would harm the historical building.
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Plans for a hotel and new homes have been submitted – but people are already objecting.
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The owner of a cattery has had her appeal for its licence renewal dismissed at a tribunal.
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A new town centre cafe has welcomed its first customers after a refurbishment.
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Developers have drawn up plans to turn a former care home into a supported living facility.
Two maths-loving brothers have passed their A-level and GCSE maths papers aged just 14 and 10.
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New homes have been found for residents made homeless after a devastating fire.
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Police have arrested a man after a vandalism spree caused £19,000 of damage at a synagogue.
Specialist officers have been using drones, helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit to find a missing man.
TV personality and I’m A Celeb star Joe Swash has reopened a Kent holiday park following its £18 million revamp.
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The fire service has said although investigations into a blaze are still ongoing it is believed to have started accidentally.
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Construction work is set to restart of a town centre development following rumours it was to be sold off.
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A giant whale appeared at the side of the Thames – but it is not what you think.
An organisation which hosts a town’s annual Pride festival had its bank account “wiped clean”, almost forcing this year’s celebration to be cancelled.
New images and video have shown the devastation caused by a fire which spread from one home to five more terraced houses.
