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A once popular nightclub is being demolished and has planning permission to be replaced by a four-storey apartment block.
CityFibre works causing traffic on a busy commuter route are set to last a week.
Emergency services were called to a shopping centre after a girl was hit by a bus.
A woman has “suffered injuries” after an incident on hospital grounds which resulted in a large response from the emergency services.
The retailer confirmed its doors are now open after power outages forced the store to shut for two days.
A resident living behind an overgrown alleyway littered with bottle cans, old furniture, toys and electrical equipment wants it handed over to them.
An 82-year-old grandmother wants rubbish to be cleared up in a five-year running battle with fly-tippers.
Two men, aged 21 and 23, have been arrested after a police chase ended when a car crashed into a number of parked vehicles.
Deliveries of imported cars could be delayed as union members take to the picket lines in a row over pay.
Partial closures of several roads and a roundabout for resurfacing are set to take place over five nights.
Animal welfare staff have been praised for their role in saving a severely injured fox cub which is thought to have been attacked by a dog.
Police are investigating after a man threw a stool in a bookies and tried to steal from a customer as she collected her winnings.
Join our trip down memory lane to look back at a carnival’s colourful history, as plans step up to bring back the parade after five years.
A visitor farm needs to raise £300,000 to repair the roof of one of its historic barns.
A care home resident was left “buzzing for the rest of the day” after getting his boxing gloves on and sparring again.
A planning committee has delayed a decision on a controversial application for a rugby clubhouse and pitches amid concerns about the design.
A senior police officer says problems in a town centre are being dealt with amid calls from councillors and businesses for more to be done.
A huge rise in attendance times to fires is down to ‘increasing pressures from traffic’ says the boss of the service.
A kmfm listener’s confusion turned to delight when she realised she had won £1,000 in the radio station’s Thousand Pound Friday competition.
Viewers will get to see how volunteer officers and paramedics operate together when responding to emergencies.
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