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It’s taken nine years in one case, but three communities have completed their neighbourhood plans concerning future developments after a referendum.
A county line drug dealer is behind bars after a haul of class A drugs was found stashed away.
An athlete says water testing “needs revising" after he was among those who fell ill after taking part in a triathlon.
A former Post Office is on the rental market after the branch moved into a bigger store.
Two councillors, formerly from rival parties, have found it best to work together.
A hamburger chain is set to move into a town centre as a landmark business moves out.
Proposals to build 117 homes on an apple and plum orchard have been submitted.
With a £10 million renewable power plant and a robotic pest control system, this farm is leading the way in an agricultural revolution.
Real ales, ciders and steam trains will feature at a festival next month – what’s not to like?
A new community hub has allowed a village to re-open its youth club after a nine-year absence.
A brass band, cava and canapes, inflatable slides and good wishes marked the opening a new village community hub.
A water main is to be replaced to avoid repeated failures, but work will close the road for 11 weeks.
A thriving tennis club wants to replace grass courts with clay and add floodlights to extend the playing time.
Permission has been granted for a garage workshop and ex-servicemen’s hub in the countryside- against planning officers’ advice.
A developer has submitted plans for 15 homes on land currently occupied by dormice and slowworms.
A pond on a village green has been emptied in a £20,000 project after an invasive species of fish was found in the water.
A pair of ex-servicemen look set to have their plans to build a veterans’ hub rejected, despite an equestrian centre being permitted nearby.
A man in his 20s was seriously injured after reportedly being pinned against a fence by a group of masked teens.
Children living in a market town that has no non-selective secondary school have to be bussed at least 10 miles to get to class.
Students at an independent school in the Weald impressed inspectors with their eloquence and abilities.
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