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A garage boss is calling for urgent action to fix a leak after being wrongly blamed for trips and falls outside his business.
A charity champion who has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for good causes celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends.
A village school which was “left in ruins” after a fire has received the highest grade from Ofsted.
A cadet group campus that was once a Royal Navy base has been given a revamp after costly plans for a new look base were put on hold.
A businessman is calling for a creek he likens to a “dump” to be cleaned up and his tidal gate plan to be adopted ahead of plans to build new homes.
Around 300 people protested on a seafront walk to show their support for a children's centre which could be axed as part of funding cuts.
More than 9,000 households across a borough are set to see their bin day changed as part of a raft of measures to improve a waste contract.
Our reporter went behind the scenes as a key milestone was hit in a major road project.
A much-loved cafe which started life as a disused shower block has celebrated 30 years serving visitors to a popular seaside resort.
An historic pub that has planning permission to become flats and a micropub is undergoing work to attract a developer.
A former longstanding politician has republished his spy novel after his book had to be withdrawn due to copyright laws.
A town’s carnival has made a welcome return after last being held in 2019.
An emu that hit headlines for his escape attempts has had to be put down by his “heartbroken” owner.
A group of children have been caught causing damage to a leisure centre roof after climbing onto it early one morning.
A full survey of an iconic beachfront bandstand that needs “very expensive” structural work is taking place.
A flood warning has been issued across a stretch of the county’s coast when high tide hits.
Police say they are no longer searching for a man who was first reported missing earlier this month.
Motorists faced delays due to a lane closure following a multi-vehicle crash.
A boy and two girls were rescued after drifting for two miles on a rubber ring and a flat board which rescuers say could have ended in a tragedy.
Bin workers who have been balloting to strike in a pay dispute with an under-fire waste firm have decided not to take industrial action.
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