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A businessman says he wants to see a once-popular town centre pub back open and serving its community.
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A popular green space has again been occupied by travellers.
A nine-year-old fell through a hole in the floor of her bathroom.
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A low-cost supermarket has apologised for wrongly accusing a loyal customer of thieving.
A popular gym which 'closed permanently' during lockdown has been given a reopening date.
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A new medical group has been brought in to treat patients after a surgery had its registration suspended.
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The CQC has suspended the registration of a surgery over fears for patient safety.
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A project is progressing to revive a Georgian mansion that used to be part of a large department store.
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A marina along with a sports and health club has been sold for an undisclosed sum to a husband and wife duo.
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A popular coffee shop is expanding and moving across a shopping centre floor to a new location.
A town's car parks are switching from pay and display to high-tech recognition cameras.
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A pub which once featured in an Only Fools and Horses photoshoot is on the market.
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When the FA lifted the ban on women playing organised football in 1972, these ladies decided to make the most of it.
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A police dog played a key part in tracking down a suspect who drove across six lanes of the A2 at speeds of up to 120mph.
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A pub is thought to have been targeted by arsonists for a second time in three months.
Model, actor and presenter Kelly Brook has wed in a lavish, fairytale ceremony but reporter Nicola Jordan remembers her humble beginnings in Kent.
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A businessman who runs a chicken restaurant has launched a new venture in historic tunnels under a high street.
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A mum fears her daughter may be wheelchair-bound with long-term ill health because so many hospital appointments were cancelled due to Covid.
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After toasting the success of last year's inaugural festival, a town's two-week cocktail bonanza is back – and it's bigger and better than ever.
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Conservationists have been recovering dumped supermarket trolleys from a creek which fetch thousands in scrap metal value.
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