Megan Carr

People who have had almost four months of missed bin collections are unlikely to get compensation despite a hefty fine for the waste company.

Rubble and insulation foam have been left strewn across two roads.

A constituency’s new MP says he has “big changes” lined up for his area.

Hair and beauty students who’d been told they wouldn’t get a grade after their course was scrapped will be able to sit their exams after all.

A carer who stole thousands of pounds from an award-winning film writer to fund his addiction to lottery tickets has been jailed.

Family pay tribute to ‘loving and resilient’ tot

A car brand has opened a new dealership, creating five jobs.

A suspect has been arrested after two men were taken to hospital following a disturbance at a caravan park.

WH Smith has announced the return of another Toys R Us store in Kent.

Councillors were “appalled” to find developers had again built homes in breach of planning permission - this time leaving neighbours overlooked.

A secondary school is facing a backlash after teenagers were told their course was ending without a qualification at the end of it.

A vet has “urged extreme caution” to pet owners after two dogs suddenly died after being on a beach.

Litter pickers have filled hundreds of bags with rubbish from a beach plagued by waste that washes up from an illegal dump site.

Four attractions in the county have made it to the finals of the VisitEngland awards.

Two businessmen brothers have pledged to create jobs and back the community in an effort to boost a once popular holiday location.

The mother of an 11-year-old has said she would rather home-school her son than send him to what he has described as “the worst school in England”.

Patrols that aim to tackle crime and reduce violence against women and girls are being brought back by a council for half-term.

Reporter Megan Carr met the people who willingly dive into lidos during the winter months – and even took the plunge herself.

An elderly woman has been left “shaken” after £80 was snatched from her hand outside a Nisa Local store.

Britain's oldest brewer says it is supporting its licensees after one pub was forced to close due to “ever-increasing” bills.