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A windscreen repairman stared in disbelief as a swarm of bees surrounded the BMW he was fixing and nested inside.
Plans to replace garages with a holiday let have been approved despite attracting the ire of neighbours fearing “noise” and “anti-social behaviour”.
‘Eyesore’ greenhouse nurseries could be torn down and replaced by up to 21 homes after land in a Kent village went on sale for £2.2m.
Pub bosses ordered to improve after mice droppings were discovered in kitchen cupboards have come under fire again.
An under-13 girls’ football team have won a tournament at League 1 Charlton Athletic’s ground.
The owner of a historic Martello tower says the site should open as a holiday let by the end of the year.
A Holiday park cleaned up its act after inspectors discovered a mouldy fridge and raw meat next to ready-to-eat food.
Police have renewed an appeal to find a missing man last seen more than a week ago.
Two well-known non-league footballers have turned their focus to a sportswear company.
Police have launched an urgent appeal to find a missing man who disappeared almost a week ago.
It’s all systems go for Lydd Town boss Scott Porter after a three-hour meeting with the club.
A “hormonal” wife going through the menopause stabbed her husband in the chest for falling asleep while she was talking about her life problems.
Rehashed plans for more than 100 homes on village farmland have emerged – despite the previous bid being snubbed and branded “out of character”.
A woman who started her alpaca business as a hobby and ended up travelling across the world is looking to retire after 14 “incredible” years.
A new Co-op has opened to customers, taking over disused land previously dubbed an ‘eyesore’.
Scott Porter described Lydd’s final-day defeat at VCD as the worst game in the world.
Angry bungalow owners feel like they are “living in a box” after new houses were built on land behind their gardens.
Work has resumed on a half-built seafront housing estate left abandoned for more than two years.
A landowner has been fined £5,000 for ‘blighting’ the area with the storage of mobile homes, horse boxes and even a boat.
Scott Porter is planning big changes at Lydd Town over the summer.
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