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An award-winning composer has released a hymn dedicated to a town’s rich history as a single.
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A man has turned his trash into treasure by creating art with litter he’s found on the streets of his home town.
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The mock Tudor mansion where gangster Kenneth Noye murdered an undercover police officer has been sold for £2.5 million.
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The son of a popular retired teacher diagnosed with terminal liver cancer has launched a fundraising appeal to explore alternative treatment for her.
A 91-year-old soldier makes his debut on national television by appearing on Channel 4’s First Dates and singing Sinatra.
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Drinkers have a choice of 24 venues within a mile of a town to sample cocktails in a promotion to boost the economy.
A woman in her 60s was taken into custody after a collision in which a child was injured near a secondary school.
A mum who was promised her child would get a place at a special needs school has been told there are not enough staff, leaving him with nowhere to go.
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World-acclaimed songwriter from Kent who’s won awards for his work with Harry Styles, scoops a Grammy for co-producing Flowers by Miley Cyrus.
An exhibition inspired by da Vinci’s masterpiece and set around the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee table is opening at a cathedral.
A schoolboy has raised £1,000 in memory of his much-loved grandfather after completing a mammoth swimming challenge.
A mum was left shaken and her daughter was in “hysterics” after a Ford Fiesta pulled out and crashed into their car before speeding off.
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A council has installed cameras in built-up areas to catch drivers flouting rules to improve road safety and ease congestion.
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A special needs school has been rated “good” by Ofsted with inspectors praising staff for their relationship with pupils.
Scores of striking workers have joined a picket line at a global engineering factory in a dispute over working conditions.
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An elderly church-goer mourning his daughter's death was threatened with court action after mistakenly parking on double yellows at a business park.
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Scores of workers are taking to the streets to protest against poor working conditions and a decision to cut their paid lunch break.
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A swastika has been graffitied on the outside of a synagogue as part of the latest in a series of vile attacks on the place of worship.
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Pensioner wins six-month parking fine dispute after payment app identified incorrect council-owned car park.
Old radio handsets used to alert businesses of anti-social behaviour in town centres have been revamped and shipped out to help soldiers in Ukraine.
