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Two men have been arrested as police investigate the “unexplained” death of a woman who was found in an underground car park.
A popular bakery chain has announced plans to open another store in the town centre.
A salon owner’s special day was in the balance after part of Europe was ravaged by wildfires.
Controversial plans to knock down a bungalow and build a large development on nearby fields has been turned down by the Planning Inspectorate.
A popular shop’s decision to install new tech to identify anti-social behaviour has sparked debate among customers.
A dozen caravans and vehicles made their way onto a well-known and popular family field.
The family of a baby girl have detailed their heartbreak after she died suddenly weeks after returning home from the hospital.
Charities have penned a letter to government urging it to revoke a controversial planning status for a site earmarked for a huge theme park.
The leader of the county council has called for Sadiq Khan to shelve any plans to expand the ULEZ scheme to Kent’s border.
Multiple fire crews are tackling a large fire at a child and family daycare centre after three buildings caught alight.
Motorists are facing queues following a crash on a main road near a hotel.
A white taxi had to be towed away after being destroyed by a blaze.
Cinemagoers watched on in horror as two women got involved in a physical altercation during the Barbie movie.
Officers are appealing for information after two people were spotted fleeing the scene of a break-in of a town centre business.
Detectives are asking people for help after reports a handbag and bank cards were stolen during a burglary.
Officers are asking for help to track down two teenage sisters who have gone missing.
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Police are investigating after two upstairs windows were smashed by a brick and residents reported a man was threatening them with a knife.
We visited the town which has backed the winner of the last 16 general elections to see what the next government could look like.
If approved, proposals would see an old primary school building knocked down and rebuilt twice the size so 200 more pupils can be introduced.