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A GP surgery which has been in a town for more than 10 years has announced its closure.
Parents have set up a petition calling for a new non-selective school to save their children spending two hours on the bus each day.
A dad whose life was saved by air ambulance crews said he would have died if they had not performed major roadside surgery.
Patients at a Kent GP surgery have been told to bring their own AA batteries to appointments if they need to use one of their machines.
A dealer is starting a prison sentence after police found multiple bags of cocaine hidden in his car.
A young campaigner and wheelchair-user has described a photographer’s decision to omit children like himself from a school photo as “hurtful”.
A village is set to get its first fish and chips shop after the successful conversion of a Grade II-listed pub into a convenience store and takeaway.
A man has been taken to hospital after a crash on a country road.
Everyone has chipped in to fund a new sensory garden at a GP surgery – except the NHS.
A mum-to-be has won £1,000 thanks to kmfm’s Thousand Pound Friday competition.
A parish council has employed a community liaison officer after a rise in crime and anti-social behaviour in the village.
A 33-year-old man who had been reported missing earlier this week has been found safely.
Plans for a new sports hub for a rapidly growing town have been axed even though thousands more homes are to be built.
Gas main replacement works will mean hold-ups on a key route into one town for up to nine weeks.
Sailor Freya Black goes into this week’s 49er FX World Championships looking at the bigger picture in an Olympic year.
A drug dealer has been jailed for two years after hiding bags of cocaine behind a car air vent.
An entrepreneur is marking a quarter of a century in business in a village where she has deep family ties.
A church is looking looking forward to ringing its bells once again after they were returned following a refurbishment.
Angry residents say they can “no longer trust” the Royal Mail due to chronic delays to their postal deliveries.
Our reporter takes a look at what is being done to help a quiet village struggling with a rise in crime and anti-social behaviour.
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