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A drop in the speed limit on a rural road has come in to force in a bid to increase safety on the route into a village.
The RSPCA is appealing for information after 19 mice were found abandoned in ‘home-made cage’ at a fly-tipping spot.
Hospitalisation with coronavirus has fallen dramatically - with one hospital trust last recording a patient death a month ago.
Friends, family and co-workers have shared a drink and a bite to eat as pubs and restaurants with outdoor seating emerge from lockdown.
A man has been charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life after a car sped away from police in a 110mph pursuit.
Police believe thieves stole the bottles of gas from a village shop while staff were distracted.
Shoppers have flocked to town centres today as large swathes of the economy finally reopen following the latest lockdown.
One of the county's MPs has claimed £26,000 in expenses towards rent costs in just eight months, it has been revealed.
Campaigners are calling on the BBC to withdraw its involvement in controversial plans for the UK's largest theme park over wildlife concerns.
A dispersal order has been put in place to tackle motorists 'driving in a dangerous manner' after multiple reports to police.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has led a service of remembrance for Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Firefighters believe a fire which left a man needing treatment by paramedics was sparked by an overheated pan of oil.
Neighbours are being warned to keep windows and doors closed as firefighters battle a blaze at a house.
A council has committed more money to prevent flooding - but people in one village say they still fear a repeat of previous devastation.
Vicious armed burglars remain at large following four violent break-ins in a small, rural part of the county in less than a year.
Six men have been charged with conspiring to export Class A drugs to Australia after an ecstasy shipment was discovered down under.
It's your last chance to have your say on which landmarks make it onto one town's very own edition of Monopoly.
Two goats called Eric and Ernie are now back home safe and sound after being reported stolen from their field.
Thrill-seeking racers will soon be able to compete at the new indoor karting circuit.
Online reviews paint a sorry picture for one motorway service station ranked among the worst in Britain.
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