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Bid to open fast-food joint next to England's oldest school

Bid to open fast-food joint next to England's oldest school

23 June 2021

A national chain has its sights set on opening a fast-food takeaway next door to England's oldest school.

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Five years on: Brexit challenges and opportunities

Five years on: Brexit challenges and opportunities

23 June 2021

It's been five years since an historic referendum saw voters back Brexit, but the journey has not always followed its expected path.

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Has Covid killed off birthday cake candles?

Has Covid killed off birthday cake candles?

23 June 2021

With parents worried about spreading Covid at parties, and a no-blow candle in production, has the pandemic ended the tradition of candles on cakes?

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Knifeman threatened to 'slice' child in drink-fuelled rampage

Knifeman threatened to 'slice' child in drink-fuelled rampage

23 June 2021

An alcoholic wielding a six-inch blade who threatened to stab strangers at a block of flats, has avoided jail.

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Petition for action as danger railway crossing stays shut

Petition for action as danger railway crossing stays shut

23 June 2021

A councillor is calling for urgent action after a busy footpath crossing railway tracks - temporarily shut over safety concerns - remains closed.

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'We couldn't find our loved one's grave, the grass was too long'

'We couldn't find our loved one's grave, the grass was too long'

23 June 2021

Residents have reacted angrily to the overgrown state of a cemetery where some relatives struggled to find the graves of loved ones.

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Flexible rail tickets met with fury over savings claims

Flexible rail tickets met with fury over savings claims

22 June 2021

Rail commuters have blasted a new flexible season ticket as a "con", claiming some journeys are more expensive under the new scheme.

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Transfer of asylum seekers to barracks suspended

Transfer of asylum seekers to barracks suspended

22 June 2021

The transportation of asylum seekers to a controversial holding facility has been suspended.

Missing elderly woman found safe and well

Missing elderly woman found safe and well

22 June 2021

A missing 81-year-old woman who was described as "particularly vulnerable" has been found safe and well.

Cat reported missing four years ago found 45 miles from home

Cat reported missing four years ago found 45 miles from home

22 June 2021

A mum who thought her moggie was "gone for good", cried when she discovered he had been found, after living as a stray in a different county.

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Fraudster identified by rose tattoo

Fraudster identified by rose tattoo

22 June 2021

A distinctive rose tattoo led to the identification of a fraudster who tricked people into handing over expensive deliveries.

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Fallen tree closes road

Fallen tree closes road

22 June 2021

A fallen tree closed a major road into a city.

Can I turn off new emergency alerts on my phone?

Can I turn off new emergency alerts on my phone?

22 June 2021

Loud sirens are being triggered on mobile phones as part of testing of the country's new emergency alerts system. Learn more about opting-out here.

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Covid patient out of intensive care after six months

Covid patient out of intensive care after six months

22 June 2021

A carer who has spent more than 150 days in hospital battling Covid-19 has finally been discharged from intensive care.

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'Callous act could have caused far more serious injuries'

'Callous act could have caused far more serious injuries'

22 June 2021

Officers investigating after a child on his BMX was injured by a rope strung across a path, are treating the case as attempted grievous bodily harm.

Graffiti tagger bragged on Facebook

Graffiti tagger bragged on Facebook

22 June 2021

A man who was caught on CCTV spraying a symbol all over a town has been jailed after pleading guilty to 20 counts of criminal damage.

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MP warns his party to change tack on housing

MP warns his party to change tack on housing

22 June 2021

A Kent MP has warned his party that it risks losing seats at the next election if it fails to listen to concerns over housing.

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Teen repeatedly stabbed on zebra crossing

Teen repeatedly stabbed on zebra crossing

22 June 2021

Police investigating a stabbing which left a boy with multiple injuries have released an image of the suspect.

MP blasts 'cronyism' claims over Tory donor's £100m PPE contract

MP blasts 'cronyism' claims over Tory donor's £100m PPE contract

22 June 2021

An MP has reacted angrily amid claims of 'government cronyism' after a Kent councillor and Tory donor's firm secured a £100m deal to supply PPE.

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Time is running out to apply to stay

Time is running out to apply to stay

22 June 2021

European citizens living in Kent have just over a week left to apply to stay in Britain with full rights after Brexit.

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