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Residents are being told the days when their household waste and recyclable materials are picked up may now differ and will be informed in writing.
A residents' group has joined a chorus of criticism of controversial new street seating, which as already been described as "cardboard boxes".
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Police in the Sarah Everard murder investigation have continued scouring parts of Kent for evidence, now searching drains in a historic town.
Lifeboat crew members had to wade into the sea to stop their boat being hurled against rocks as they rescued three people stranded by the tide.
A Kent MP says it is best to wait for the official report to find out the full circumstances of a vigil for a murder victim that plunged into chaos.
Specialist dive teams have been called in as the Met continues a search of an historic town as part of the investigation into Sarah Everard's death.
A thief who committed a string of offences including shoplifting and possession of drugs, has been placed under curfew.
An artist is auctioning online a picture of Captain Sir Tom Moore for a hospitals charity after one ward cared for his ailing father.
English Heritage members can no longer use a castle as a free all-day town centre car park.
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Reporter Sam Lennon lost four stone and got fitter by taking up brisk hill walking, here he talks about the benefits of exercise during lockdown.
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A film chronicling a town during 2020 shows how its people were able to adjust to the lockdowns and find positives during the pandemic's devastation.
A concert hall aims to be back in business in July after the lockdown ends, having first shut 12 months ago because of the coronavirus pandemic .
A biker had to be taken to hospital after a crash which led to a road being blocked.
Three new mobile CCTV cameras will be in place in a district, on top of 56 fixed ones, to look out for the public and help fight crime.
A 38-year-old woman died five days after beginning chemotherapy from a toxic reaction to medication, an inquest has heard.
A 30-year-old woman went from cleaning toilets to the boardroom in nine years and is a symbol of female success on International Women's Day.
A man says a hedge on his street has been so badly cut that it is now a safety risk to people passing by.
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A remote service takes place today for the 34th anniversary of the sinking of the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry, which caused 193 deaths.
A council leader, backed by his political opponent, has joined a swell of criticism of new public seating, which has cost around £90,000.
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Council Tax bills have been finalised and will be landing soon on householders' doormats.
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