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The proposed plans included closing the High Street for five hours every day

The 'Will You Marry Me Lauren' banner could be seen for miles around

She will receive the prestigious award next month

He was adamant that he was not responsible - but then changed his plea prior to a trial starting

Angelique Cherry and her partner, Graham, came up with an inventive way to make profits after Covid left them struggling to keep the pub afloat

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Bail laws must be fair yet also protect citizens from the danger of potentially violent offenders on the streets. There’s a huge difference between an offender charged with minor and serious but nonviolent crimes and an individual accused of violent crimes.

Paul B. Hood, a longtime owner and operator of a Toledo electrical contractor firm, died Thursday at his Sylvania home. He was 95.

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Even the Federal Elections Commission is admitting Clinton committed a crime.

Boss Steve McKimm says Tonbridge will need to be on their mettle to get a result at Hampton.

Take a trip around the world with comedian Dom Joly and his Holiday Snaps tour.

Manager Neil Cugley hopes his Folkestone players are able to relax a bit more during their Kent Senior Cup quarter-final against Ebbsfleet.

The sky’s the limit for Kent’s exciting crop of young batters, according to the latest addition to their coaching staff.

Matt Milnes hopes Kent can pick up where they left off at the start of the new season.

Manager Neil Harris was pleased with the way his young players coped at Sunderland after turning to the youth team for reinforcements.

In our special report into 5G masts, we look at whether NIMBYism is holding back communities from being better connected.

A father-of-five, who has has 13 convictions for 27 offences, throttled a woman in an unprovoked attack in a city centre.

A thief has been caught on CCTV stealing plastic plant pots, worth just a few pounds, from a garden in the early hours of the morning.

This stunning four-bedroom home is just a stone’s throw from one Kent’s most famous seaside spots.

A house that famously displayed a poster of Elvis for more than 40 years and had been left to rack and ruin is now set to get a new lease of life.

With the cost of living crisis squeezing family budgets tightly how can you enjoy a family day out this Easter without breaking the bank?

NEIGHBOURS stalwart Paul Robinson has certainly cemented his status as the villain of Ramsay Street for years but with the Channel 5 soap ending this summer, a new theory by Express.co.uk suggests he could take someone out to ensure people know his family are not to be messed with.

Kansas managed to complete the largest comeback ever in the championship game.