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A secondary school has lost its prized ‘outstanding’ status following the introduction of a new more rigorous inspection process.
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One of the county’s best-known doctors who championed healthy living in retirement has died aged 91.
Planners will tonight be asked to approve a six-storey block of student flats despite concerns over the "oppressive structure".
Pedestrians are dicing with death at a busy junction instead of using a crossing just 20 yards away, says a worried driver.
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The parents who brought a young baby to a rock musical have been backed by the theatre following complaints from another show goer.
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The remarkable transformation of a huge retail site has been revealed in a new animation.
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A council has been accused of "criminalising the homeless" with a notice ordering rough sleepers who have set up camp to pack up and move.
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The latest figures show pub ownership is on the rise after years of decline.
The scheme includes re-paving and a leafy avenue of trees - but boots out the market.
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The 'undead' will gather at the gates of a former farm to protest at 153 home scheme.
A rare rodent that went on the run after escaping during Storm Ciara has died after breaking its leg in a trap.
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A major road closure announced on the day the schools go back has been corrected by highway chiefs.
A frustrated OAP fears a new multi-storey car park built opposite her home has wiped thousands off house prices in her street.
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Experts are examining two skeletons discovered on the site of a new housing estate.
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A former Kent MP who knocked down and killed a motorcyclist is urging the US woman said to have caused the death of Harry Dunn to hand herself in.
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A man saving up for knee surgery has been left £10,000 out of pocket after a "gang" raided his shed.
A CCTV image of a suspect who raided a physiotherapy centre has been released by police.
Lecturers and other staff will walk out in dispute over pay and conditions.
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Three long-standing empty shop units could be filled by a new burger joint.
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A council will refuse to re-license taxis which fail to meet emission standards - leaving some drivers fearing for their livelihoods.
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