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Drivers are ‘dicing with disaster’ warns AA

03 November 2023
Drivers are ‘dicing with disaster’ warns AA

Too many drivers are tailgating and getting too close to the car in front, says the AA, which warns the behaviour is even more dangerous in winter.

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Royal Mail unveils 2023 Christmas stamps

02 November 2023
Royal Mail unveils 2023 Christmas stamps

Royal Mail has unveiled the designs for its 2023 Christmas stamps which go on sale this work at 7,000 Post Office branches.

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XL Bully dogs to be banned by the end of the year

31 October 2023
XL Bully dogs to be banned by the end of the year

XL Bully type dogs are to be banned by the end of the year but what does it mean for owners and the wider public?

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Millions of bank accounts to get £300 ‘cash boost’ from today

31 October 2023
Millions of bank accounts to get £300 ‘cash boost’ from today

A £300 cash boost is to begin dropping into the bank accounts of eight million cash-strapped people but who is the government giving money to?

Trick or treat etiquette for Halloween

27 October 2023
Trick or treat etiquette for Halloween

Pumpkins are carved, costumes ready and Halloween is almost upon us but how can you help ensure any trick or treating is safe and enjoyable for all?

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Free reflector keyrings up for grabs

23 October 2023
Free reflector keyrings up for grabs

We're giving away thousands of reflective keyrings to children in Kent to help them remain visible to drivers during the darker days ahead.

Energy bills could rise to help stop suppliers going bust

12 October 2023
Energy bills could rise to help stop suppliers going bust

Ofgem is considering a rise to the energy price cap to help prevent suppliers from going bust as the debt from unpaid bills reaches record levels.

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Is the cost of living crisis behind a rise in hot water bottle burns to children?

11 October 2023
Is the cost of living crisis behind a rise in hot water bottle burns to children?

Charities fear the cost of living crisis is behind a sharp rise in the number of children being burnt or scalded by hot water bottles.

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Dogs Trust shares Bonfire Night advice telling owners to ‘prep ahead’

11 October 2023
Dogs Trust shares Bonfire Night advice telling owners to ‘prep ahead’

There is plenty dog owners can do to prepare their pets for upcoming fireworks, says a charity, which is sharing its top tips ahead of Bonfire Night.

Cold snap to end Kent’s Indian summer

11 October 2023
Cold snap to end Kent’s Indian summer

Overnight temperatures in Kent could be as low as 3C by the weekend, say forecasters, as an incoming cold snap puts an end to October’s hot weather.

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‘Kent needs new homes but also the targets for more doctors, dentists and teachers to match’

10 October 2023
‘Kent needs new homes but also the targets for more doctors, dentists and teachers to match’

Kent needs new homes, and to hit its targets, but politicians must remain equally fixated on our crumbling public services, argues our columnist.

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Netflix confirms release date for The Crown episodes featuring Rochester High Street

10 October 2023
Netflix confirms release date for The Crown episodes featuring Rochester High Street

Netflix’s final episodes of The Crown will be released in two parts later this year with Rochester High Street set for a starring role.

Could France’s bedbug infestation make its way to the UK?

09 October 2023
Could France’s bedbug infestation make its way to the UK?

There are fears Paris’ bedbug infestation may cross the Channel – but what are they, how do you remove them and why are transport companies on alert?

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Supermarket recalls chicken dippers over fears they contain plastic

09 October 2023
Supermarket recalls chicken dippers over fears they contain plastic

Supermarket Lidl is recalling packs of its frozen chicken dippers amid fears that ‘hard blue plastic’ has made its way into the food.

Rising Covid-19 cases: Can you go to work or school if you test positive?

06 October 2023
Rising Covid-19 cases: Can you go to work or school if you test positive?

Covid-19 cases are rising in schools, hospitals and workplaces so what should you do if you’re unwell and must you isolate if you test positive?

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Walkers confirms it has scrapped popular crisp flavour

06 October 2023
Walkers confirms it has scrapped popular crisp flavour

Walkers has confirmed it is no longer selling one if its famous flavours of crisps much to the disappointment of snack fans.

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Are you eligible for an extra £300 before Christmas?

04 October 2023
Are you eligible for an extra £300 before Christmas?

Eight million homes will get an extra £300 before Christmas as the government dishes out a second cost of living payment but who can get the cash?

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Draconid meteor shower: How and when to watch the weekend’s shooting stars

04 October 2023
Draconid meteor shower: How and when to watch the weekend’s shooting stars

The Draconid meteor shower is set to peak this weekend and the unseasonably warm October forecast could help sky gazers catch a good display.

Christmas pyjamas and the air fryer among 12 ‘products of the decade’

04 October 2023
Christmas pyjamas and the air fryer among 12 ‘products of the decade’

From air fryers to flat caps and flamingos – John Lewis has identified 12 products it thinks define our shopping habits over the last 10 years.

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‘The phone ban is a distraction...the government has no idea how to fix the issues in schools today’

03 October 2023
‘The phone ban is a distraction...the government has no idea how to fix the issues in schools today’

If the best schools policy Conservatives want to crow about is a phone ban that already exists, then education is in trouble, fears our columnist.

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