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Halloween in Tatsfield with a difference
'Instead of knocking on doors and shouting “trick or treat,” they were simply counting and noting those that had lighted pumpkins on display.'
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Natalie Elphicke: Dover column for week ending November 6
This week's column looks at doing what is needed to save lives in the second wave
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Charitable fund supports cardiac services in Essex
'Our aim in setting up the Essex Heart Fund is to raise charitable funds for cardiac care in Essex and ensure that the money is spent in Essex.'
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Dover father and son forced to pay back £80k to modern slavery victims
Petr and Mario Makula claimed they could not afford to pay staff wages while taking holidays in Dubai and buying sports cars
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News of second lockdown leaves some business owners in "whirlwind" as they look to adapt or wait out the month
Business owners in Chelmsford and Maldon have shared their reaction to the news of a second national lockdown.
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Dorking man with autism raises over £2000 for charity
Fred walked from Jigsaw’s Life Skills Centre in Guildford to Dorking
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East Surrey schools say classroom best place for students despite second lockdown
Schools in the county seemed to be happy to continue working as normal
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Mixed feelings on second lockdown in East Surrey
The news was met with a mixed response in the county
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Dover Food Bank prepared for surge in demand as second lockdown begins
Dover Food Bank is prepared for demand to rise due to increasing energy bills and the pressure of furlough payments
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Tackling anti-social behaviour and speeding among new Royston policing priorities
The priorities have been set by the Safer Neighbourhood Team with the help of residents.
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Cambridge MP hits out at lack of government funding for 'properly trained' police
Daniel Zeichner said the government needed to do more to prevent police cuts.
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East Anglia's Children Hospice given three months worth of needles by Milton business owner
Ray Morrissey, 72, has a long history of raising a significant amount of money for EACH.