A main road was partially blocked for hours after two lorries were involved in a collision.

Animals at a wild animal park have been getting into the Halloween spirit by enjoying seasonal treats including pumpkin bobbing.

Crews from the RNLI assisted a stranded yacht for more than eight hours.

Green Party MEP for the South East Keith Taylor says Thames Crossing plans are doomed to fail.

A lack of footfall in the town centre has forced a specialist shoe repair and key cutting shop to close.

A drug dealer who was reported to police after refusing to be searched by bar staff has been jailed.

A pub has been left with around £100,000 of damage after a car crashed through the wall.

A man has been jailed for 13 years after launching hammer attack on teenagers.

An animal reserve has been forced to turn crowds away as it struggles to cope with a half-term spike in visitors.

The son of a 98-year-old woman whose life was ruined by a robbery at M&S has blasted the sentence handed to her attacker.

An annual music event could come to an end as officers can not justify a 185% hike in ticket prices.

One of Britain's best-loved character actors paid a visit to a seaside fish restaurant in the county.

He has danced on Strictly, helped kids on CBeebies and offered health tips on This Morning but there is still a lot to learn about Dr Ranj Singh.

A mother who lost her newborn baby last week has warned of the dangers of chicken pox during pregnancy.

A woman was allegedly raped in broad daylight by a man she had met earlier in the day, sparking a police search.

A council says it is taking action after travellers pitched up an unauthorised encampment.

The Environment Agency has confirmed work to start clearing the site of a fire, which took three weeks to put out, has not begun.

A man has been treated by paramedics are reportedly been stabbed in the leg in a quiet road.

Two children and two adults were taken to hospital after a leak at a sports centre.

A starved horse was found by police walking along the roadside on its own.