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A total of 3,000 people have put their names to a petition against a scheme for 210 homes and councillors will discuss the application tomorrow.
An MP has applauded Boris Johnson's roadmap out of lockdown after the country has suffered the year-long tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic.
A popular greyhound that used to escape from his past homes due to suffering from separation anxiety, even climbing 7ft walls, has died.
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Two young women have been charged after police pursued a vehicle that crashed into a fence.
An asylum seeker drowned after wading into the sea on the day his brother arrived in the UK, an inquest has heard.
A disused Victorian church building could be knocked down and replaced by three small houses if planning councillors give approval to an application.
A meanswear store has had to leave a town after a century after the chain was bought out when the previous owners went into administration.
A woman who has swum the Channel will this year take on another gruelling sea venture to raise money for the Kent charity she once worked for.
A campaigner says a centre for start-up enterprises should not be closed while there is a pandemic as traders are already facing tough situations.
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Plans for a town's second vaccination site for Covid-19 are being looked at again following the success of an up and running centre at a pharmacy.
A police vehicle was left with its left side crushed after a crash at a junction.
An enterprise that began just before the first Covid-19 lockdown has survived a year on despite the pandemic's devastating impact on the economy.
A PC was given a final written warning for gross misconduct after he failed to take proper action to safeguard a woman who ended up being attacked.
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The case against a police officer, accused of failing to properly help a woman who was later assaulted, has been proven by a misconduct panel.
Police are warning householders to be alert after a man in his 80s lost more than £15,000 after a scam telephone call by a bogus officer.
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Firefighters are warning people not to place flammable items close to sources of fire after a blaze in a kitchen last night.
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A ferry company is acknowledging the vital work of hauliers by giving drivers sailing on its ships free meals and discounts on its on-board shops.
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A policeman at a misconduct hearing, accused of failing to help a woman who was later attacked, said she did not show any signs of being in danger.
Thousands of lorries a day are now reaching the Channel ports, back to normal levels, but post-Brexit traffic pandemonium has still been kept at bay.
In 1971, Britain changed over to decimal currency, which was at first greeted with some scepticism and confusion.
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