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“If you can’t get it at Johnson’s, forget it”

“If you can’t get it at Johnson’s, forget it”

10 July 2024

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a shopkeeper who ran a town’s one-stop hardware and ironmongery store for 67 years.

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‘Disgust’ as parking meter installed at country park

‘Disgust’ as parking meter installed at country park

10 July 2024

People have criticized a decision by a council to introduce parking charges at country parks.

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‘We’re making as many memories as we can’

‘We’re making as many memories as we can’

10 July 2024

A family has thanked donors who have allowed them to make precious memories with their six-year-old daughter who has been given just months to live.

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‘Significant delays’ for commuters due to signalling fault

‘Significant delays’ for commuters due to signalling fault

10 July 2024

Commuters are facing “significant” delays due to a signalling fault at a railway station.

£92m flyover to open after seven-year wait

£92m flyover to open after seven-year wait

10 July 2024

A long-awaited flyover designed to ease congestion and reduce accidents is set to open after plans were first unveiled seven years ago.

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Parents’ anger at trust ‘erasing school’s history’ with name changes

Parents’ anger at trust ‘erasing school’s history’ with name changes

10 July 2024

Families have accused one of Kent’s biggest academy trusts of ‘erasing’ its primary’s history as it prepares to rename more than 15 schools it runs.

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Top marks for hospital’s cancer care

Top marks for hospital’s cancer care

09 July 2024

A hospital cancer department has received a top award for its care to patients and their families following a recent inspection.

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‘Undercover’ police could patrol streets in new plan to combat nighttime assaults on women

‘Undercover’ police could patrol streets in new plan to combat nighttime assaults on women

09 July 2024

A council is considering plans to draft in more plainclothes police officers to step in and prevent assaults on women and girls on nights out.

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‘We need everyone’s involvement’: Blueprint for housing to be unveiled

‘We need everyone’s involvement’: Blueprint for housing to be unveiled

09 July 2024

Thousands of homes could be built on rural land as part of a plan to reshape the look of a conurbation over the next few decades.

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Council reshuffles cabinet after Labour’s election success

Council reshuffles cabinet after Labour’s election success

09 July 2024

A council has made changes to its cabinet after seeing three of its members take up new postings at Westminster.

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Mum talks about nightmare of two-year-old’s intensive care battle

Mum talks about nightmare of two-year-old’s intensive care battle

09 July 2024

The mother of a young girl who has been fighting a heart condition in hospital for weeks has spoken about her daughter’s life-threatening ordeal.

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Revised flats and ‘unsafe’ junction improvement plan to face public scrutiny

Revised flats and ‘unsafe’ junction improvement plan to face public scrutiny

09 July 2024

A revised plan to revitalise a rundown part of a historic town centre and improve a dangerous road junction is to go on display.

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Double success for curry house named among Britain’s best

Double success for curry house named among Britain’s best

08 July 2024

An Indian restaurant is celebrating after being named among the country's best and seeing its chef pick up a top award at the House of Lords.

Shoplifter spat at police, bit them and said: ‘I have HIV’

Shoplifter spat at police, bit them and said: ‘I have HIV’

08 July 2024

A serial offender kicked a police officer in the chest, headbutted another and bit a third on the arm as he was being arrested over various offences.

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Boy brain-damaged in pier jump to be cared for by family at home

Boy brain-damaged in pier jump to be cared for by family at home

08 July 2024

A boy left brain-damaged after jumping off a pier is to be brought home in a vegetative state after his body was stronger than doctors anticipated.

Fly-tippers could find their faces on a ‘wall of shame’

Fly-tippers could find their faces on a ‘wall of shame’

08 July 2024

A council has vowed to plaster the faces of fly-tippers and anti-social motorists online in an attempt to clampdown on environmental crime.

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Motorists warned of lengthy diversion as busy road to shut

Motorists warned of lengthy diversion as busy road to shut

08 July 2024

Part of a popular route used by commuters will be closed during the school holidays for roadworks.

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Middle-aged drug runner sweated and shook as police searched him

Middle-aged drug runner sweated and shook as police searched him

07 July 2024

A 56-year-old has appeared in court over drug offences almost five years after he was first arrested.

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Former hospital marks 25 years since closure

Former hospital marks 25 years since closure

07 July 2024

A hospital which was the birthplace of thousands of people closed 25 years ago. We take a look back at its history.

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Nursery left abandoned after abrupt closure to be sold at auction

Nursery left abandoned after abrupt closure to be sold at auction

07 July 2024

A nursery which closed suddenly and left dozens of families in the lurch is to be sold at auction later this month.

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