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Two men have been charged with supplying class A drugs after police spotted a person behaving suspiciously in a town centre.
A shop selling coffees, milkshakes, cakes, sandwiches and specialty bao buns has welcomed its first customers.
A council has approved controversial plans for thousands of homes, despite fears of the borough becoming “another Milton Keynes”.
Leyton Orient loanee Jephte Tanga is thriving as he hones his skills under George Elokobi at Maidstone.
A wheel stolen from vintage farm equipment seven months ago has been recovered by police.
A line closed on the M20 after a rubbish fire, with delays of up to 45 minutes.
Outdoor wellbeing sessions have been set up to support those experiencing physical and mental health issues or isolation and loneliness.
Villagers are angry at proposals for a mansion and two homes on the site of an historic 11th-century priory.
Hindus everywhere are preparing to celebrate Holi, the vibrant festival of colour. Here’s everything you need to know about the festivities.
Power has been restored to hundreds of residents after a “cable fault” took them temporarily off-grid.
A proposal has been resubmitted to convert land into a permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitch with use for static caravans.
Campaigners fear a historic woodland could be destroyed to make way for a new “all-through” school as part of plans for new homes on a barracks site.
An inquiry into giving a piece of land earmarked for 435 homes has begun.
A flat has been closed down after complaints of violence, drug use and anti-social behaviour.
A 26-year-old man has been charged with assaulting four police officers with a corrosive substance after a late night town centre incident.
The first images of what a new school might look like if plans to transform a barracks into thousands of new homes are workable has been revealed.
A key road into a town centre is set to partly reopen after more than two weeks of emergency repairs.
Music, food, dancing and powdered paint are on the menu as Hindu’s and their guests celebrate Holi.
A borough’s Local Plan has been approved by a Government inspector despite being labelled as “a disaster” and “monstrosity” by campaigners.
A second mound of rubbish has been found near a town centre in the space of two weeks.
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