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Two males accused of assaulting a man in a town centre before stealing his wallet will appear in court.
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A lorry driver who claimed the concealed packages he was bringing into the UK were tobacco was transporting more than a £1million worth of cocaine.
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Plans for an art gallery to expand its studio to reveal Grade II listed wine vaults have received overwhelming support.
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A woman left paralysed from a virus while working abroad has described feeling "overwhelmed" after taking her first assisted steps on a treadmill.
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A new office for council staff would be an investment for residents at the cost of an increase in tax, it has been warned.
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A generous five-figure grant will pay for 14 new specialist beds to accommodate the needs of disabled residents living at Martha Trust.
Backlash from residents has prompted a town council to find extra funds to keep its public toilets open throughout the autumn.
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A mum living with incurable breast cancer is advising women not to "shrug off" abnormalities this October Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A charity's uniform recycling project has been so successful, its founder has pledged to continue it throughout the year.
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Pressure is mounting for a council to find a suitable overnight parking spot for motorhomes after residents fight to have them banned.
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Four runners will be raising money for Martha Trust as they take part in the virtual 2020 Virgin Money London Marathon on Sunday.
A brand new supermarket preparing to open its doors signifies more than £620,000 investment in a Kent town.
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Emergency services were called to a park to help deal with a medical incident.
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A cyclist forced to take a four-mile detour alongside 60 mph lorries due to a tollbridge closure has slammed an authority for its lack of planning.
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A museum is preparing to reopen after seven months with a new exhibition about pilgrimage.
A lifeboat volunteer who followed in his father's footsteps has been awarded for his 20 years of service.
A 'worrying' number of face masks were collected from the streets and verges of a town as community members collaborated for a clean up.
Residents are just one nod away from winning a five-year fight to stop motorhomes from parking overnight along a seafront road.
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Tributes have been paid to a former mayor whose family say her tenure was 'one of the proudest times of her life'.
Residents say they won't be 'palmed of with half-measures' as they launch a petition for more public toilets to be installed in their town.
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