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Police stand guard at park as toilet block cordoned off
Emergency services remain at the scene after a cordon was set up at a park.
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Predator sexually abused child while he was a teenager
A man who subjected a younger child to sexual abuse while he was a teenager has been jailed.
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‘We have a solid plan to tackle youth unemployment’
In her latest column, MP Helen Grant talks about her party’s plans to tackle youth unemployment and student debt.
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Traveller pitch to be served notice to leave council coach park
An unauthorised Traveller encampment on a council coach park will be served with a notice to leave the site, one week after they a...
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‘Dangerous’ paedophile locked up for sex attacks on child
A 34-year-old man who subjected a child to “horrific” crimes has now been jailed, with a judge praising the police’s work in their...
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Expelled Reform councillor rejoins Tories
An expelled Reform councillor has rejoined the Tories, saying he is “glad it’s all over”.
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Pensioner in critical condition after multi-vehicle smash
A pensioner has been left in a critical condition after a multi-vehicle smash blocked a town centre route.
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Arrests following reports of trespassers on railway line
Two people have been arrested after reports of trespassers on a railway line, with trains temporarily halted.
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‘Fly high angel’: Tributes left after teen dies on railway line
Flowers, balloons, and candles have been placed in memory of an 18-year-old who died on a railway line.
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Frozen food giant reveals date of move into town’s retail park
The Food Warehouse, owned by the Iceland Group, is taking over a former Hobbycraft unit at at a retail park this summer.
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Man airlifted with life‑threatening injuries after train hit car at level crossing
An investigation has been launched after a car collided with a train at a level crossing, leaving a man in critical condition.
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Council finds no planning breach in ‘prison style’ fencing at new-build scheme
Planning officers are powerless to deal with a spiked metal fence suddenly erected outside the windows of new-build homes.
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Teen unable to swim rescued after friends push him out to sea on sinking boat
A teenager who could not swim had to be rescued after a derelict boat he was on began to sink and drift out to sea.
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Reform UK hires ex-garden city boss to battle Britain’s ‘building crisis’
The former chair of Ebbsfleet Development Corporation has been appointed as the party’s spokesman on housing and infrastructure.
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Looking for the ideal treat for Mother’s Day? Try this sensational tear and share brioche cake
Filled with sweet apricot jam, this recipe from the new Gennaro Contaldo book is a tip-top teatime titbit.
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Footage captures moment bank executive hacks down CCTV with axe
Bizarre footage captures the moment a high-flying HSBC executive hacks down a CCTV camera with an axe.
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‘We still have hope': Will beauty spot eyesore ever become luxury flats?
The developers behind a long-stalled block of luxury flats insist the project is on the verge of a full refinancing deal.
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Former Kent Police officer said he would ‘abort baby if you knew it was black’
A former Kent Police officer said he “would abort a baby if you knew it was black,” only two weeks after joining the force, a pane...