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‘Cllr, can women have penises?’

‘Cllr, can women have penises?’

A councillor has been accused of bringing a “culture war” to the borough by asking the council leader if he thinks women can have penises.

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Christmas tractor run wows crowds

Christmas tractor run wows crowds

Thousands of people took to the streets to watch a colourful convoy of tractors pass through several villages.

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Care home plan to expand dementia care

Care home plan to expand dementia care

A rural care home could get a massive extension under new proposals.

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Off-road vehicle returned to owners two days after theft

Off-road vehicle returned to owners two days after theft

Police found an all-terrain vehicle hidden in woodland two days after it was stolen – now they are searching for the thieves.

Future of massive solar farm to be decided next year

Future of massive solar farm to be decided next year

Developers wishing to place a solar farm on prime agricultural land in the countryside are to get a second hearing in the New Year.

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Hill finds the winning Formula

Hill finds the winning Formula

BTCC star Jake Hill got the chance to drive a vintage F1 car in Dubai - and made a quick impression.

CCTV image released after ‘car tyres and rims stolen’

CCTV image released after ‘car tyres and rims stolen’

Police investigating the theft of car parts from the back garden of a home have released an image of a man they wish to speak to.

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New images of planned primary school expansion

New images of planned primary school expansion

CGI images have been released of what a village school, set to expand to meet demand, could look like.

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Flood alerts across Kent as more rain to fall

Flood alerts across Kent as more rain to fall

Flood alerts have been issued across Kent as more rain is expected to raise river levels this afternoon.

Former hospital could become 87-home estate

Former hospital could become 87-home estate

Buildings that once housed hospital patients but are now in a state of disrepair could be redeveloped as part of plans for a new housing estate.

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Flood warning issued across Kent following heavy rain

Flood warning issued across Kent following heavy rain

Residents have been told to be prepared as river levels start to rise across the county.

Orphanage founder, 86, tells story in new book

Orphanage founder, 86, tells story in new book

A remarkable nurse who set sail for South America on a banana boat and set up an Aids charity and orphanage there has released her autobiography.

‘He was the epitome of a public servant’

‘He was the epitome of a public servant’

Tributes have been paid to a long-standing parish clerk who spent 20 years dodging civil wars, coups and German bombing before being made an MBE.

Victim’s mum calls for hospital boss to resign after David Fuller inquiry

Victim’s mum calls for hospital boss to resign after David Fuller inquiry

The mother of one of David Fuller’s victims has called for a hospital boss to resign following an inquiry into “serious failings”.

Brewery plans ‘winter garden’ extension on green belt land

Brewery plans ‘winter garden’ extension on green belt land

A brewery has unveiled plans for a glazed building to create a ‘winter garden’ for customers.

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Restaurant to open at winery

Restaurant to open at winery

A business celebrating a record-breaking year is to open a restaurant marrying its wine with locally-produced food.

Playgroup’s closure ‘would be a disaster’

Playgroup’s closure ‘would be a disaster’

A playgroup that has been running for 57 years is at a crisis point and has appealed for help to keep it open.

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High street remains closed due to police incident

High street remains closed due to police incident

A high street has been closed due to a police incident with a three-mile stretch of road shut.

Fury as homes sell-off plan scuppers museum project

Fury as homes sell-off plan scuppers museum project

A council is selling two historic buildings that had been earmarked to become a museum dedicated to one of the UK's greatest architects.

Plan for 2,800-home garden village could be dropped to appease inspector

Plan for 2,800-home garden village could be dropped to appease inspector

Proposals for a garden village on a green belt site could be dropped in order to help a council get its threatened local plan past an inspector.

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