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How to see this week's Perseid meteor shower

09 August 2021
How to see this week's Perseid meteor shower

It's been described as the best display of the year and here's how you can catch the Perseid meteor shower in Kent's skies this week.

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High demand for MOTs could leave millions without valid certificates

09 August 2021
High demand for MOTs could leave millions without valid certificates

Demand for MOTs is expected to surge next month and drivers are being told to book appointments now or risk a £1,000 fine if certificates expire.

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With energy prices rising here's how to find a cheaper deal

06 August 2021
With energy prices rising here's how to find a cheaper deal

The price of gas and electric is to rise by almost £140 this winter. Here's how to begin looking for a better deal that could save you money:

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The cost of driving tests and MOTs set to increase

05 August 2021
The cost of driving tests and MOTs set to increase

The price of theory and practical driving tests, and MOT slot fees, are among charges the DVSA wants to increase as it faces a funding shortfall.

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Supermarket launches back to school packs to help families

04 August 2021
Supermarket launches back to school packs to help families

Morrisons has designed back to school 'pick up packs' for families struggling to meet the costs of getting children ready for the new term.

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RAC warns of 'more misery' as petrol hits eight-year high

04 August 2021
RAC warns of 'more misery' as petrol hits eight-year high

Petrol prices have risen for the ninth month in a row with the RAC warning the situation shows no sign of improving.

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Supermarket becomes first to give free nappies to tiny babies

03 August 2021
Supermarket becomes first to give free nappies to tiny babies

Free nappies for premature babies are available from pharmacies for the first time thanks to a partnership between Pampers and supermarket Asda.

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Students told to apply for loans before A-level results day

03 August 2021
Students told to apply for loans before A-level results day

With A-level results out in a week, the Student Loans Company is urging students to get finance applications in, even if plans remain unclear.

Could Tom Daley inspire us to dive into knitting?

02 August 2021
Could Tom Daley inspire us to dive into knitting?

For years diver Tom Daley has inspired others to try his sport. But after the Tokyo Olympics will he have persuaded us to all try a different hobby?

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Households face biggest rise to energy bills for a decade

02 August 2021
Households face biggest rise to energy bills for a decade

The cost of energy bills may rocket, if Friday's increase to the energy price cap goes ahead, but there are concerns for lower income families too.

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Here's where kids eat free this summer

02 August 2021
Here's where kids eat free this summer

Keen to treat the kids without breaking the bank? Here's a round up of pubs, restaurants and cafes with 'kids eat free' deals this summer.

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TV licence deadline is here and missing it could cost £1,000

31 July 2021
TV licence deadline is here and missing it could cost £1,000

Thousands of people risk a £1,000 fine if they don't meet this weekend's TV licence deadline, here's why.

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Aerial photos display Kent's stunning summer mazes

29 July 2021
Aerial photos display Kent's stunning summer mazes

Get lost in one of Kent's intricate maize mazes this summer, which have once again opened for the summer, each with its own unique theme.

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7 ways to keep kids reading in the holidays

29 July 2021
7 ways to keep kids reading in the holidays

Are you trying to get the kids to pick up a book this summer? Here are some expert tips for keeping their reading going through the school break.

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Holidaymakers warned to check passports after travel confusion

28 July 2021
Holidaymakers warned to check passports after travel confusion

Travellers are being reminded to check passports are valid following confusion with post-Brexit rules and the government's own passport checker.

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Met Office has 'good news' for hayfever sufferers

28 July 2021
Met Office has 'good news' for hayfever sufferers

After weeks of very high pollen levels and unbearable symptoms there's some good news for hayfever sufferers this week.

Supermarket to build biggest electric car charging network

27 July 2021
Supermarket to build biggest electric car charging network

A supermarket chain says it is installing the UK's largest charging network for electric cars under its expansion plans.

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Renew credit claims or money may stop, warns HMRC

26 July 2021
Renew credit claims or money may stop, warns HMRC

More than 300,000 people have less than a week left to renew tax credit claims or they risk payments being stopped, warns HMRC.

Are we heading for a cashless society?

26 July 2021
Are we heading for a cashless society?

Campaigners says millions would struggle to survive in a society that doesn't use cash, prompting the Post Office to launch a campaign.

Slang words your kids use you may need to understand

23 July 2021
Slang words your kids use you may need to understand

Are you left scratching your head at some of the slang words kids use? From 'lit' to 'yeet' and acronyms like PAW and PITR, we're here to translate.

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