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Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.
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Giving goldfish as prizes is 'cruel and outdated', says the RSPCA, which wants councils to ban funfairs maintaining the tradition.
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Mobile phone users are being told to be aware of a new scam in which fraudsters will target them with calls made from numbers similar to their own.
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A major supermarket chain is collecting unwanted clothes for recycling and offering money-off vouchers in return.
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Buckingham Palace visitors will enjoy picnics on the royal lawns for the first time this Friday and there are still tickets on sale for the summer.
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Two well-known sun creams, including one made for children, have failed Which? tests leading to a warning for shoppers to avoid them this summer.
Primark, which has stores across Kent, has announced work has now started on a new website for customers.
Hundreds of families in Kent have chosen to home school their children in the last two months, latest figures reveal.
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Are you packing-up to pitch-up this summer? Here are some camping rules you should be aware of, that if not followed, could cost you thousands.
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Every year thousands of flying ants take to the skies in swarms all at once. But when is Flying Ant Day 2021 and what should you do when they arrive?
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Appliances including washing machines and dishwashers will be cheaper and easier to fix under new 'right to repair' law, in force from today.
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With pollen counts returning to 'very high' levels, there's a warning for sufferers who plan to get behind the wheel of their car.
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Rosemary beetles looks like glitter-covered ladybirds but can cause huge problems in gardens during the summer. Have you got them?
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People found guilty of animal cruelty face spending much longer in prison, under changes to the law which come into force today.
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Parents of pupils, being sent home to isolate after coming into contact with coronavirus, could be entitled to a £500 one-off support payment.
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As Wimbledon visitors begin to enjoy millions of British strawberries there's a warning the fruit, alongside other home grown crops, is under threat.
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Is it illegal to drive in flip flops, with headphones or with one headlight, are among questions most 'googled' by drivers. We find the answers here:
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Tickets go on sale today for The Polar Express Train Ride, based on the popular children's story, which is pulling into Kent this Christmas.
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The way we pay for petrol at the pumps is changing but it's leaving some drivers frustrated.
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Ahead of tonight's Harry Potter Book Night, and with London's new magical exhibition weeks away, we dive into J.K. Rowling's wizarding world.
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