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A man has been jailed after he used a cigarette to start a flat fire, while its occupants were still in the building.
Opponents of a proposed airfield say they will put out even more protest signs after reporting the theft of placards and banners.
Volunteers who have beautified a ruined Tudor castle with flowers told how the community garden has not only helped the view, it's improved lives.
A grief-stricken mother has written a heartbreaking blog about the death of her baby and how she and her husband coped in the aftermath.
A six year-old boy who drowned in a river has left a lifesaving legacy as his dad launched a lifejacket library scheme at his school.
Deal referee Nick Dunn has been promoted to the Football League list after running the line in Sunday's National League promotion final.
The owners of an 18th century property have applied to hold 30 weddings there a year.
Kent’s tennis volunteers have been recognised for their tireless work.
Pottery, paintings, prints and mosaics are among the pieces on show by 37 artists in their own creative spaces this weekend and next.
If thunder and lightning kept you up last night, these stunning photos show you what was going on in the sky.
A project to encourage more cycle tourism has produced maps to show people how to get around on foot and bike.
Pub customers have raked in hundreds of pounds after placing bets in the late landlady's memory - on a horse with the same name.
Volunteers filled almost 100 bin liners during a two-week litter pick as part of the Great British Spring Clean.
The father of a six-year-old boy who drowned has helped launch a life jacket scheme for schools in his son's memory.
A highway shutdown, to let businesses put out tables and chairs, has been reversed after it led to traffic chaos and uncollected rubbish.
A school says it has heeded 'constructive criticism' after sparking anger when it told girls to wear shorts over leggings in PE lessons.
A beloved landlady has been remembered for her quick wit, huge heart and 'sporadic outbursts of dance when she was excited'.
A serving police officer has appeared in court after being charged with the murder of Sarah Everard.
A former mayor wants patients to know they have a choice not have to have their details in a new NHS data system.
Refuse contractors have failed to collect rubbish in a picturesque conservation area marking the latest blunder in an eight weeks spell of chaos.
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