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A prominent town centre inn which has served pints since the 1860s is set for demolition after amended designs were approved.
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We sent our reporter to get a masterclass in fine dining with only one rule, try not to burn the place down...
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A man who has been diagnosed with a rare, terminal cancer, has raised more than £7,000 to help others.
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A road has been closed in both directions after a car crashed into a lamppost.
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This is the truth behind a viral video showing a traffic warden and police officer arguing outside McDonald's.
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Officers rushed to a parade of shops after a fight broke out.
A rescue centre has come up with a unique way to make sure their greyhounds are the centre of attention.
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Fire crews and police were called as a house started to 'fall down' with a partial chimney collapse.
Around 160 cannabis plants were discovered growing in a property after a council's investigation into dumped bin bags.
There were long delays on the M2 following a crash involving a lorry.
The partner of a chef murdered by serial killer Stephen Port has been paid compensation after police failings.
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A woman in her 80s is reported to have been punched in the stomach by a bogus charity worker on her doorstep.
A car boot businessman has gone to extreme lengths to stop travellers breaking onto his field.
Emergency works to replace gas pipes have been extended for another two weeks after being branded 'hell' by residents.
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A new family entertainment centre by escape room entrepreneurs has been targeted by a gang.
A project manager who was diagnosed with an incurable and uncommon cancer after mistaking a lump on his leg for an insect bite wants to fund research.
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More travellers have descended onto a green space despite the previous group being ordered to leave.
A 29-year-old motorist has appeared in court charged with causing the death of a young teacher.
A littered-filled lake which was once almost flooded with sewage is not dangerous despite dog-walker's fears.
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Upset residents say there are at the end of their tethers over travellers who remain in a park two weeks after being ordered to leave.
