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Heart of Kent Show Choir seeks singers in good voice
The choir works exclusively to support worthy causes by producing tailor-made shows, online campaigns, DVD’s and CD’s.
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Cambridge City Foodbank expects significant jump in people needing help
The foodbank said the cold weather would mean more people were struggling
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It's been the worst year but closing Knole is right - says Sevenoaks head
David Collins said nine of his staff had suffered from Covid-19 and two of them had needed hospital treatment
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Surrey sees 56,000 Europeans remain in county post Brexit
56,000 European were granted the right to remain in the UK before Brexit
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Cambs residents could be represented by more MPs as constituency review is launched
The number of electors in each constituency is too high in some parts of Cambridgeshire
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Chipstead FC manager reckons Isthmian League season may have to end with different format
'I don't envy the people having to make those decisions' says Rob Kember, whose side still have 30 league matches remaining having played just eight
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Nursery providers happy to stay open despite union criticism
"We’re pleased to see the government has recognised the critical importance of early years settings."
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Chairman of Hertfordshire and Middlesex Wildlife Trust describes MBE as 'out of the blue
Michael Master was unaware he was to be honoured until he had an unexpected phone call just before Christmas.
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Chelmsford country music festival changes name to remove "negative connotations"
The music festival said it made the decision to change its name after organisers became aware of the negative connotations of the word "Dixie".
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Property prices in Tunbridge Wells increase by more than a quarter in 2020 despite challenges of coronavirus
Figures collated by the Land Registry have given a snapshot of the property market in the Courier's patch.
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Lucky escape for passengers in 1965 Lympne Airport crash
The grass runway had long been a problem for larger aircraft trying to land in fogbound soggy conditions
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New funding for Croydon youth charity will help more at-risk teens
The South Norwood-based organisation will be able to help an additional 40 young people a year