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Yobs have sprayed graffiti all over a newly-arrived train ahead of its debut.
There were no tricks - just treats - waiting at the front door for a young girl who is undergoing treatment for bone cancer, and her family.
A programme of desilting works will be conducted in waterways around a Kent town including a stream where dead fish were found floating.
A gang member must repay £12,282 after he and his accomplices stole £500k worth of confiscated tobacco from the government.
A couple had all four of their Land Rover's tyres destroyed by a stinger left in the road by police who had used it to stop another vehicle.
A young seal found with fishing line around its neck is feared to have suffered an "agonising" death.
'Fair is foul, and foul is fair' - Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth is to be performed at the former church St Mary's Arts Centre
Backlash from residents has prompted a town council to find extra funds to keep its public toilets open throughout the autumn.
A cyclist forced to take a four-mile detour alongside 60 mph lorries due to a tollbridge closure has slammed an authority for its lack of planning.
A museum is preparing to reopen after seven months with a new exhibition about pilgrimage.
A 'worrying' number of face masks were collected from the streets and verges of a town as community members collaborated for a clean up.
Two schools have sent letters to parents warning that a woman allegedly stopped a child and offered them a lift.
Tributes have been paid to a former mayor whose family say her tenure was 'one of the proudest times of her life'.
An old explosive has been detonated after bomb disposal teams were called to the same beach for the second consecutive day.
A video shows a bomb disposal unit parked at a beach after 'at least five Suspected World War bombs' are understood to have washed up.
A resident has accused a town of misleading visitors by advertising it is "open" when both a key access route and its public toilets are set to close.
A nature reserve, formerly owned by pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, has been deemed safe to open after seven years.
A pub that has been running since 1832 in a building that dates back to medieval times is to be auctioned.
A Christmas lights switch-on event will be held virtually with crowds discouraged from gathering to witness the action, it has been announced.
A teenager who doesn't know how much longer he'll be able to walk has been inspired by Caption Tom to take on a fundraising challenge.
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