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Permission is being sought for hundreds of new homes in a town amid ongoing fears over existing traffic problems in the area.
Residents have come together to fight plans to build new homes on a horse field they fear will ruin their village and add to its “pollution”.
A soldier who has been in the military for more than 20 years says remembering those we have lost is “so important” - especially today.
Plans to build a large winery backing onto villager’s gardens have been approved despite concerns over noise and traffic.
A police officer who kept his job after allegedly groping two female colleagues went on to sexually assault two others.
A gaming centre has closed after its owner failed to pay rent to a local authority for months.
A widower whose wife died in a devastating gas explosion has spoken of his heartbreaking grief after a leaky pipe was found to have sparked the blast.
A councillor has been forced to speak out after false claims circulated about a Forest hotel being used to house migrants.
Howard Phillips, 66, was arrested after a series of interactions with undercover counter terrorism officers, whom he believed were Russian agents.
Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge University Hospitals and Genomics England teamed up.
New councillors have said they are “thrilled to make history”, becoming the district’s first ever Reform representatives.
Our ‘glymphatic’ system helps protect us.
A man whose bid to put on the Bournemouth Air Festival next year has been scuppered by BCP says its a “huge shame” it will not go ahead.
Owners of a nature reserve have revealed long-awaited plans to transform an old toilet block into a space for weddings, wellness retreats and more.
The young family of a terminally ill new father say they are overwhelmed at the response to an appeal set up in his name.
A town is set to lose its long-serving Royal Mail postal delivery office - in a move described as “deeply concerning” for residents.
A fashion boss is facing mounting anger from hundreds of customers - after his firm went into administration while being investigated by KentOnline.
A care home has been plunged into special measures after inspectors found residents left in soiled clothing and unclean bedrooms.
Reform have been elected to Newark and Sherwood District Council for the first time ever, after winning both wards in the district by-election.
Three teenagers accused of killing a 49-year-old man on a Kent beach have today pleaded not guilty to murder.
A road was shut off by police after a medical incident.
A pair of YouTubers gave top marks to a village chip shop for the UK’s most expensive fish and chips.
A pitch invader has been banned from entering a football stadium for five years after a court found his antics contributed to “disorder and violence”.
Bodycam footage shows the moment a thief was caught stealing alcohol from a Wetherspoon pub.
A beach café closure has been deemed the “final blow” for a village as parking charges rise “too high” to attract customers.
Bosses at a plastic manufacturing plant, which was hit by a fire last night, say the blaze “will not stop them in their tracks”.
Two mystery men in balaclavas appeared on the scene of a road crash where a driver lay dying before suddenly vanishing, an inquest has heard.
Concerns have been expressed that approved “shrub-cutting” and track-widening works might be disturbing wildlife at a nature oasis.
