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Building material, leaking oil drums, and beer cans dumped in a country lane have not been cleared as there are fears there’s asbestos there too.
A climbing frame castle, which was torched by vandals, has been replaced with a new pirate ship for children to play onboard.
A draft policy that sets out how new beach huts could be provided, while making sure the current ones are maintained, has been published.
Aerial footage shows how much progress has been made on a multi-million-pound leisure centre which is set to open next year.
A primary school has been given top marks by the education watchdog.
A woman involved in a three-vehicle-crash has been taken to hospital.
There are delays and queuing traffic for three miles on a dual carriageway in both directions due to the closure of a busy entry and exit slip road.
People taking part in an annual triathlon reported becoming unwell after taking part in the swimming leg of the race.
The Charity Super.Mkt, known as the department store for second-hand style, has opened its doors to shopping centre customers.
Stella Artois beer cans and leaking oil drums are amongst rubbish dumped along a country lane.
For this week’s Eat My Words, we headed to a show bar promising beer, cheer and bratwurst.
The Princess of Wales visited the county to join a family support session.
A burst water main under a railway bridge is causing delays for motorists and train commuters.
Starting from today a section of a busy roundabout will be closed until the end of November.
Motorists who use a tunnel on their daily commute could face a toll charge of as much as £8.50, according to approved road signs.
A young underweight dog rescued by a dog warden was seen wandering through a village during the early hours of today.
A police unit stopped a vehicle after a beat team saw its “shredded” wheels.
Motorists eligible for the Dartford Crossing’s Local Residents Discount Scheme have found they are unable to upload their documents to the website.
A bistro named after a sunken warship has ceased trading inside a hotel after being open for just a few months.
It has been confirmed the remaining Wilko stores will close by early October.
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