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Cambridge comedian launches charity standup comedy night with Harry Hill
Stand Up with Irving is being livestreamed this month.
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There's an increase in Covid-19 cases across Sevenoaks but hospital rates remain low
A spokesman for the trust said Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone Hospitals in Kent continue to operate at near-normal levels of occupancy and activity
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Thanet District Council offers support to residents and businesses throughout second lockdown
There are nearly 7,000 people considered to be 'clinically extremely vulnerable' living in Thanet
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Woking's Ben Gerring ready to put injury woe behind him as he targets Yeovil clash
Defender could be brought back for Cards National League collision with the Glovers as boss Dowson looks to plug gaps
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Trees protected as Children's Centre saga continues
The order stops any person cutting down surrounding trees
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5G network to be built at Cambridge Science park by Huawei
The technology will allow businesses to work on inventions that rely on 5G.
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Marksman Jason Prior hopes to 'avoid quiet patch' with Dorking Wanderers
Despite his phenomenal goal record, the prolific striker reckons he has quiet spells a couple of months into seasons
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Cambridge Rugby Club 'given a boost' with cup competition set to be proposed
Blood & Sand director of rugby Richie Williams believes the competition could start in February
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Ben Worman delighted to score first senior goal for Cambridge United after 'quick' recall to action from loan spell
The midfielder scored his first professional goal for the U's having been recalled from his loan spell at St Neots Town on the same day
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Sainsbury's shelve Burpham store expansion following campaign led by Brian May
Sainsbury's insist they will redraw their plans to leave the ancient woodland untouched
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How driveway gigs helped Hurst Green harpist play through the pandemic
'I secretly set up, then they open the door and there’s me with a harp playing 'happy birthday'
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Condensed exam schedule draws ire of Surrey schools
The Education Secretary argued exams were still the "fairest" way of judging student performance