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Work is finally underway to demolish two detached houses and replace them with a 64-bed care home labelled ‘an office block on a business park’.
Frustrated residents have drawn up a list of pothole-ridden roads they say require “urgent action” in their “forgotten” town.
An illegal worker was arrested after immigration officers swooped on a curry house.
This is the moment a burst underground pipe sent water jetting more than 10 feet into the air flooding a road.
A popular park is set for a million-pound revamp as new plans for an overhaul of its facilities are revealed.
A furious dad has been left with a hefty bill after catapult-wielding vandals smashed his dining room window.
Bosses at a bar chain said to be “better than Wetherspoon” will soon cut the ribbon at the grand opening of their latest Kent venture.
Bosses at a family-run farm shop have announced it is closing its doors after 28 years in business.
A church which has overseen a host of famous names ahead of its multi-million pound transformation has now closed its doors today.
An air ambulance was called after a person was seriously injured in a crash on a major route.
A road is shut in both directions after a crash involving two vehicles, which saw one collide with an electricity pole.
Plans have emerged to tear down a 1960s bungalow and build 55 new village homes in its place and on surrounding farmland.
A winemaker’s plans to build a cafe at its vineyard have been given the green light amid concerns over its tumbling share price.
A leisure centre is set to enjoy a £2.6m investment after a new 10-year contract was signed.
A great atmosphere, just four empty shops and no litter or chuggers - this high street is bucking the trend and is buzzing with shoppers.
Customers have expressed their shock over the closure of an ale house and tapas bar, with plans to open a new restaurant in its place.
Villagers were left without electricity after reports a car crashed into a power line.
Villagers are fighting to save a historic windmill they say is part of the fabric of their community as a council plans to sell it off.
Ambitious plans that will see luxury new homes, a rocking horse museum and workshop, cafe, and farm shop built on disused land have been approved.
A popular fireworks display will not take place this year due to building work.