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A mum has spoken of her “distress” at trying to find childcare for her son following the “shock” closure of a village nursery over “safety fears”.
Plans put forward by a young business owner to revitalise part of a high street that “doesn’t really offer anything” have been refused.
A topless teenager wielded a knife during a fracas along a packed seafront where hundreds of people were gathered.
Club supporters lined a street with flags as they said goodbye to the “greatest football manager”.
The Home Secretary has insisted “victim-centred” inquiries will be going ahead despite criticisms over their handling of the grooming gangs scandal.
Secret Drinker rubs shoulders with the tourists in a real city centre hotspot.
Delays and failures in treating a teenager at a Dreamland gig who died after taking MDMA did not contribute to her death, a coroner has found.
A search party will be taking place to help find a missing 76-year-old pensioner who has been described by her family as “very vulnerable”.
A trucker was oblivious to the fact his load contained £23 million worth of cocaine when he was stopped at the Eurotunnel.
A woman was assaulted in a sex attack in wartime tunnels at a Kent castle.
Contractors have started closing off the lawned areas of a city centre beauty spot as a multi-million-pound revamp gets underway.
Around 20 caravans have been spotted on a playing field as part of a suspected unauthorised encampment.
A man reported missing was taken to hospital after he was found unconscious.
A council facing a rising temporary accommodation crisis says it can’t afford to “do nothing” and so is investing further into its own stock.
A derelict toilet block strewn in mess and graffiti is set to be revamped into plush apartments with sea views.
A mother and daughter took their own lives using a poison “notoriously promoted” on suicide websites following the death of a family member.
Families say they will have to hire out halls and pay tutors to teach their children who were given school places more than 20 miles away.
A blundering motorbike thief lost control and crashed into a wall while trying to escape from police.
A court has found a council acted lawfully when refusing permission for Travellers to live on a site where enforcement officers had “smashed” fences.
Traffic restrictions, 'woke' extremism, pothole problems and the prospect of World War Three are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
Our food reviewer heads to a coastal eatery which had failed to impress years before - so had it pulled its culinary socks up?
Two years on since the chalk cliff gave way on a busy A-road, we return to the scene to find locals still counting the costs and their blessings.
The owners of a town centre music bar have allayed fears of nuisance noise after gaining planning permission to stay open until 2am.
A court has heard neighbours woke to the sound of screaming and chaos as attempts were made to save a man who was stabbed in the heart.
Champagne corks are popping as a village defeats an unwelcome planning application for the third time.
A football fan alleged to have fallen onto home supporters during a club’s historic FA Cup victory has been charged with multiple counts of assault.
Pressure is being ramped up on water companies to reveal their plan to improve bathing quality as a government minister visited the Kent coast.
A fire-ridden landmark is to be inspected in the coming days in a move which could lead to the reopening of a neighbouring car park.
An American “casual luxury” retailer is set to open a new branch in one of the county’s large shopping centres.
Fire crews, ambulance and police were pictured near a shopping centre following reports of people in the water.
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