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With temperatures set to plummet, the body responsible for gritting our motorways and A-roads is asking motorists to remain courteous.
The number of vehicles being damaged by potholes is at a five-year high, says the AA, which wants councils to make ‘effective, permanent repairs’.
Harsh Arctic winds will bring freezing temperatures and a risk of ‘disruptive snow’, says the Met Office, which is forecasting a bitter week ahead.
The weather is about to get bitterly cold but government cold weather payments can help cover the cost of extra heating and here’s how.
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The question of whether car headlights are brighter and dazling more drivers has prompted the RAC to call for an urgent government investigation.
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With pupils skipping school in record numbers our columnist says the government needs a radical plan that might involve meeting families halfway.
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The Spice Girls have become the first all-female pop group to get their own stamp collection, which is being released to mark their 30th anniversary.
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After 47 years of paper forms, Child Benefit is going digital and parents are being told to make sure they’re claiming all they’re entitled to.
A meteor shower that will send 100 shooting stars across the sky every hour will peak this week and the display may be one not to miss.
A range of children’s fruit juice cartons are being recalled by the Food Standards Agency amid fears the straws are unsafe.
People selling unwanted items online through websites such as Vinted or eBay could soon be forced to declare their extra income and here’s why.
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Leaving the Christmas decorations up until Twelfth Night is a dying tradition says our columnist - but why are we in such a hurry to move on?
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XL Bully dogs must now be muzzled and on a lead when out in public but what is the future for those in shelter as rehoming also comes to an end?
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London’s New Year’s Day Parade is set to attract thousands to the capital and here’s all you need to know about catching the enormous free event.
Two supermoons and a partial lunar eclipse are among the events to look out for in 2024 but what else does the new skygazing calendar have in store?
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Every family has its own traditions, but our columnist believes it’s parents, and not Father Christmas, who should always take care of the big gifts.
Baked beans sold by a number of supermarkets are being recalled amid fears the cans could contain small pieces of rubber.
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Flu season is ‘officially underway’ say government health officials who are urging those yet to get their flu jab to come forward.
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A supermarket is recalling packets of stuffing over what it says is the ‘possible presence of moths’.
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Kent health officials are urging pregnant women to have a whooping cough jab amid rising cases of the infection also known as the ‘100 day cough’.
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
