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A mum has appealed for help to support her super bright three-year-old and his obsession with learning.
A university student has developed a 'mood-enhancing' alcohol-free beer, which he is pitching to business tycoons in TV's Dragon's Den.
Thieves have stolen kitchen appliances and tools after breaking into a house that was being renovated.
More than 250 residents and a village parish council are fighting plans for "affordable" homes on farmland.
A veterinary nurse with a melon-sized tumour was first sent away by doctors and told to lose weight.
Violence still plagues a historic park a decade after it was branded 'a magnet for crime', with innocent passersby subjected to terrifying muggings.
As HMV prepared this week to leave a Kent shop after more than 20 years, our reporter popped in to see how the firm can survive into the future...
Music and film store HMV has decided to downsize one of its major branches.
A plan to turn a derelict Debenhams into a complex with activities including axe-throwing is now "highly unlikely" to happen, it has been revealed.
A mum needed medical treatment for a bite to her arm after being attacked by a dog while out jogging.
A 55-year-old dad gave up beer and takeways to transform himself into a lean, mean running machine - notching up 126 marathons in a year.
Residents fear installing new public toilets on a village recreation ground will be money down the pan.
A grandfather was reportedly punched unconscious and his wife assaulted following an altercation with another dog walker.
A family staying in a 15th century cottage are lucky to have escaped with their lives after a car ploughed into the dining room.
Police are investigating an alleged assault after a car crashed into a village house.
A fundraising appeal has come to the rescue of the parents of a terminally ill baby after a vandal slashed the tyres of the family car.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man suffered head injuries in an attack in front of a woman and child.
Organisers of a huge outdoor carol-singing event say they have reluctantly cancelled the gathering because of rising Covid cases.
A new bid to build 4,000 homes has been launched - after the last attempt was quashed following a legal challenge.
Villagers are protesting over plans for 30 new homes near to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.