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A widow is hoping to raise awareness of young people with cancer after losing her husband to a rare form of the disease aged just 32.
A bus company has condemned the actions of “anti-social” yobs after one of its vehicles was targeted.
While this week’s examiner's walkout has been called off, new data shows learners hoping to shed their L-plates still face agonisingly long waits.
A beauty company will be moving into a former Dorothy Perkins and Burton shop this week.
A father who lost four family members in a short space of time is encouraging men to find ways to share their grief.
A store selling Asian groceries, home appliances and kitchenware has opened in a former M&S unit.
An ex-con has spoken of how he managed to turn his life around to make a movie about his murky past for Amazon’s streaming service.
A mum says her two-year-old son is so “freezing” cold every night he has red feet and blue lips after having no working heating for months.
A lane which was shut a month ago after a large sinkhole opened up will remain closed for another week.
A bus lane branded a council “money maker” led to nearly £100,000 in fines in one year, and drivers want it opened up to ease traffic.
An event featuring extravagant light displays, fusion music and around-the-world food and drink will return this weekend.
A plus-size reality TV star has vowed to never diet again as she opens up on her battles with food and her bid to promote greater body positivity.
A popular coffeehouse chain is closing a town centre branch this week.
A new centre has opened up as part of a national scheme to speed up scans and diagnoses for patients.
Emergency workers at a Kent hospital are to feature in a new series of a documentary which starts tonight.
A nurse celebrating half a century of service in the NHS has looked back on the key moments which have shaped her career.
A road will be shut for an additional fortnight as repair and maintenance works to fix a large sinkhole continue.
A school girl has celebrated the end of her treatment by playing with toys bought on her behalf and donated to a children’s ward.
A hospital’s service demands are outweighing its capacity as winter pressures begin to rise and a junior doctors strike hits.
A hospital has received equipment, which is said to be the most advanced of its kind in Kent, as part of a multi-million-pound investment.
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