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A university student who is yet to experience a lecture on campus has written to the Education Secretary asking him to review tuition fees.
Police are looking for a moped which was allegedly stolen from a delivery driver while he went to collect an order from a restaurant.
Meet the optician who has dedicated his life to helping rehabilitate prisoners by giving them the skill needed for a new career in optics.
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A drug dealer caught supplying heroin and crack cocaine on a bicycle in a town centre has been jailed.
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A running club is hosting a virtual fundraiser inspired by 'the bravest boy' they know fighting a terminal illness.
An MP who campaigned to make smart motorways safer says she supports an 'urgent review' after a coroner ruled they 'present a risk of future deaths'.
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A specialist school has been given the green light to progress with the next phase of its expansion set to cost £2.4million.
Police would like to speak to two people after reports a pensioner's bag was stolen while distracted in a supermarket.
A Kent MP has been appointed to lead the UK's efforts in helping girls in developing countries access education.
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As planning permission was due to expire, workmen have moved in on a site that has been derelict for more than 20 years.
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A 'gaping hole' has been left in the NHS community after a receptionist who loved helping others died after testing positive for Covid-19.
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Four cockerels rescued by the RSPCA after a flock was abandoned on a village green are looking for new homes.
Two teenagers are looking to adopt the unattended graves of fallen military heroes to pay their respects when families are no longer able to visit.
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A carriageway obstruction caused two lanes on a motorway to close.
As lockdown dog prices soar police have arrested three people and found 30 dogs, a stun gun and drugs during a puppy farm investigation.
A coroner has written to two companies asking them to consider new safety measures following the death of a cyclist on a dual carriageway.
Complaints from the public about businesses breaking Covid-19 rules have more than doubled since non-essential businesses were ordered to close.
Council leaders have asked the government to issue clearer guidance on funding for Early Years as a matter of urgency as many nurseries risk closure.
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Organisers of a heritage car exhibition have set the date for this year's show as they remain hopeful it will be able to go ahead.
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Train services were disrupted after a lorry hit a railway bridge on a narrow road.
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