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A business group is hoping to persuade a retail tycoon to take over the site of a closing M&S store.
A judicial review stemming from permission to dredge shifting sands takes place on June 5.
Parents of a backpacker are calling on government officials to help them seek justice after their son's tragic death.
A Marks and Spencer store has been scrawled with graffiti after its unpopular decision to close.
Cronyism is just one of the reasons a town mayor says he has resigned from the Labour Party after more than four decades.
More than 20 sports will be showcased with guided 'have a go' sessions and health food at the inaugural Walmer Sports Spectacular in June
Snapchat holds the key to identifying the person sending threats to the family of a murdered teenager.
A spike in demand has left the cupboards bare at a busy foodbank.
A total £18,000 in equipment has been stolen from a country park.
A milestone anniversary of a local Ramblers branch was marked in a fitting way - with a group walk and visit to the late founder's memorial bench
A boxing club's members will punch it out in 20 bouts with fighters from across the county at its latest show tonight
Sandwich packs, fag ends, engine oil and lorry parts are among the trawl of truckers' litter that owners of a burger van have to collect every day.
An historic building could be turned into a photographer's dark room and art studio as part of plans submitted to a council
A mum is joining the London Marathon and holding an aerobics event for a baby bereavement group.
Campaigners are fighting a plan for 3,750 homes, together with schools, shops, restaurants and a doctors’ surgery - labelling it a “small town”.
Wedding bells are in the air for a couple who met after being evacuated from a supermaret.
Three young tourists who plunged to their deaths over a waterfall were not properly warned of the dangers, a coroner has concluded.
From a signed crime book to a guided tour of the Tower of London, an auction of promises raised thousands for a cancer charity in just four hours
Matt Carley took charge of Italy versus France last weekend and the Deal rugby referee is hoping it's the start of a memorable year.
Mother's Day is a time for kids to show mum how special she is - and little ones have been putting pen to paper to do that for our My Mum supplement
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