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The Secret Drinker was in for a lonely old time when he visited this village boozer.
More than 300 people joined special celebrations at the weekend to mark the tenth year of a town’s running event.
A pile of black bin bags, wood, rubble and other items were dumped down a country lane.
A residents’ allotment group says false letters have been shared in its name which have been “altered to cause disruption and fear” among neighbours.
A food bank which was given notice to leave its premises last year has found a new site to move into.
About 40 firefighters were called to tackle a huge cornfield blaze that left two men in hospital.
Bus users are being urged to “use or lose” extra services put on to reconnect a town with its nearest hospital and a major shopping centre.
Plans have been approved to replace several “dilapidated” college buildings and convert a historic mansion house into almost 100 new homes.
Motorists faced delays and queues near a Kent crossing and were told to expect a longer waiting time than usual.
A “disgraceful” thief who tried to make off with an elderly woman’s bag at a bus stop got more than he bargained for.
An open-air market is hoping to entice visitors back to a village shopping centre previously plagued by troublesome teens targeting traders.
A derelict department store which has sat empty for more than 15 years could soon be transformed into new homes and a cinema complex.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has spared the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing from a series of sweeping cuts to national infrastructure schemes.
Officers are appealing for help from witnesses after a crash between two vans and a lorry which left one woman with “serious injuries”.
The A2 was temporarily shut near Dartford Heath while emergency services attended a crash involving a motorbike.
The race is now on for a community to find the necessary funds needed to purchase and restore a historic village pub at risk of permanent closure.
A historic church described as the “bedrock of the community” has cordoned off part of its churchyard for urgent repair works to take place.
A Grade II-listed pub has been damaged after a car crashed into the front of the building.
The Chancellor is reported to be considering delaying major road projects, including the Lower Thames Crossing, amid a hug black hole in finances.
Plans to build one of the biggest solar farms in the county have been turned down due to the development being on green belt land.
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