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Missing teenage boy found safe

Missing teenage boy found safe

12 November 2024

Officers have found a missing teenager who is safe and well.

Prisoners resort to making cardboard barriers to keep rats out at ‘vermin-infested’ jail

Prisoners resort to making cardboard barriers to keep rats out at ‘vermin-infested’ jail

12 November 2024

Serious concerns over the poor state of a prison have been raised in a damning report - but the government says it is taking immediate action.

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Risk of bankruptcy for council ‘very likely’ without drastic cuts and government support

Risk of bankruptcy for council ‘very likely’ without drastic cuts and government support

11 November 2024

Council officers say drastic cuts to all non-essential services may be required to avoid bankruptcy.

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Thousands of ‘school streets’ fines dished out for ‘endangering children’s lives’

Thousands of ‘school streets’ fines dished out for ‘endangering children’s lives’

11 November 2024

Nearly 3,000 fines have been issued since a grace period ended on a controversial scheme banning motorists from entering roads near schools.

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Museum awarded £234k to save unique Second World War records

Museum awarded £234k to save unique Second World War records

10 November 2024

A museum has received lottery funding to create a new exhibition about the floating harbours which helped win the Second World War.

Driver crashed on busy roundabout three times drink-drive limit

Driver crashed on busy roundabout three times drink-drive limit

10 November 2024

A motorist who crashed his car into another vehicle on a busy roundabout was found to be more than three times the legal drink-drive limit.

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Search launched after boy, 16, goes missing from village

Search launched after boy, 16, goes missing from village

10 November 2024

Police searching for a missing teenager have asked the public for help.

Hospital apologises after woman wrongly told she had hepatitis after baby loss

Hospital apologises after woman wrongly told she had hepatitis after baby loss

10 November 2024

A health trust has apologised to a heartbroken woman who was mistakenly told she had a chronic condition just days after suffering a miscarriage.

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One week left to visit immersive art exhibition with Picasso paintings

One week left to visit immersive art exhibition with Picasso paintings

10 November 2024

A limited exhibition celebrating artist Ralph Steadman, including his Gonzo work and Picasso-inspired project, is almost over.

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New £1.8m co-working space to open inside shopping centre

New £1.8m co-working space to open inside shopping centre

09 November 2024

A new co-working space carved out of the multi-million pound transformation of a shopping centre is set to welcome its first entrepreneurs.

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Drunken intruder who swiped pensioner’s phone spared jail to ‘believe in herself’

Drunken intruder who swiped pensioner’s phone spared jail to ‘believe in herself’

09 November 2024

A 27-year-old woman who drunkenly stormed into a disabled pensioner’s flat and stole her mobile has been told to “turn her life around” or face jail.

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McDonald’s worker rang police after drink driver visited drive-thru

McDonald’s worker rang police after drink driver visited drive-thru

09 November 2024

A disqualified driver who was over the drink-drive limit was caught at a fast-food restaurant ordering a burger.

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Police call for pub licence review after ‘worker punched punter who clapped for his attention’

Police call for pub licence review after ‘worker punched punter who clapped for his attention’

09 November 2024

A pub is facing a review of its licence following concerns the landlord has failed to report two violent assaults and cooperate with police.

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Villagers vote on new planning rules

Villagers vote on new planning rules

08 November 2024

A neighbourhood plan, introducing new planning rules, received overwhelming support at a referendum.

Nature reserves damaged by anti-social behaviour and metal detecting

Nature reserves damaged by anti-social behaviour and metal detecting

08 November 2024

A conservation charity says it’s facing a “nature nightmare” as land has been damaged by metal detecting, anti-social behaviour and criminal activity.

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Missing teenager found ‘safe and well’

Missing teenager found ‘safe and well’

07 November 2024

Police say a missing teenager has been found.

Kent kart circuit unveils bid for large motorsport ‘events’ centre

Kent kart circuit unveils bid for large motorsport ‘events’ centre

07 November 2024

Bosses of a famous race track where Lewis Hamilton started out want to bring their facilities up to speed with ambitious plans for a new events space.

CCTV issued after stolen bank card used across two towns

CCTV issued after stolen bank card used across two towns

07 November 2024

CCTV images have been released after multiple cases of fraud were reported at businesses.

Historic building to host second jazz festival

Historic building to host second jazz festival

07 November 2024

One of England’s oldest cathedrals will be putting on a series of sensational jazz and blues concerts this autumn.

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‘Pie and mash is not just food, it’s a culture’

‘Pie and mash is not just food, it’s a culture’

07 November 2024

Pie shop owners have welcomed a move to get the traditional Cockney pie and mash the same protected status as the Cornish pasty.

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