Month: August 2024

Paralympian Stef Reid opened up about the life-changing accident in her teens which led to her leg being partially amputated. Speaking exclusively to GB News, Reid, 39, reflected on her parasports success and the Channel 4 documentary set to air on Sun…

A three-day music and dance festival will still go ahead despite being refused a premises licence amid fears over crime and disorder. Organisers of Earthdance UK hoped to serve alcohol for 18 hours straight on day two of the event at Great Farthingloe …

By James Cormack Anfield gets its first look of Arne Slot’s Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon when the Reds take on Brentford. A spritely Ipswich Town made life tough for Slot’s side on the Dutchman’s Premier League bow last weekend, …

I couldn’t help but notice that some members of our esteemed local council have been particularly active on social media recently. I won’t name names, but I’m sure we all have some in mind. On several articles and posts shared in recent weeks and month…

New national housebuilding targets have been met with concern from a Suffolk MP, who fears they may diminish the voice of communities on where homes are built. The Labour Government announced plans at the end of July to tackle what it described as ‘the…

A village postmistress has announced her retirement as a community group continues to fight to take on the business themselves. Joan Retallack, who has been in charge of the Hoxne Shop and Post Office for around five years and lived in the village for …

A new aerial photograph shows how an estate continues to expand as more and more homes are being completed on a former RAF airfield. The drone shot shows the extent of the construction still under way at Kings Hill, which was once RAF West Malling. Bel…

Tonbridge preserved their unbeaten record – but didn’t hit the heights manager Jay Saunders was looking for. Angels shared a goalless draw with Bath at Longmead in National League South on Saturday. It was a fourth match without defeat for Saunders’ si…

Long-awaited plans to replace a historic seafront cinema with a new two-screen auditorium do not include enough seats, campaigners say. Developers want to knock down The Regent in Deal to make way for a 51-seater facility and a second “more intimate” s…

A pensioner received a ticket for parking in a spot he had used for the last 30 years and then wrongly had it overturned. Mick Carter bought his house in Plains Avenue, Maidstone, 35 years ago. Five years later a speed ramp was constructed outside his …