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Daughter's bid to raise £60,000 in memory of her dad who died of Covid
Restaurant owner and charity fundraiser, John Miah died with coronavirus in December last year
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Brentwood pub gets green light for garden bar - but the decision divides neighbours
The Brave Nelson wanted to be able to sell alcohol from a garden bar, but some neighbours objected
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Amherst school choir from Sevenoaks to join online World premier
" It is such an honour to have been selected"
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Man and woman rescued from flat fire in Cheshunt
An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway
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Winners announced at Cambridge Regional College Big Bid event
The finalists presented their work to a panel of judges to pitch their proposals in a Dragon’s Den style
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Burnham-on-Crouch company help planet and hospice in £50 challenge
Impamark has bought ten trees from the National Trust to raffle off in aid of Farleigh Hospice.
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Waverley borough council appoints new mayor and leader
'I will be working actively with charities and other local organisations to ensure that we can focus on those individuals and groups who have lost the most over the last year.'
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Hertfordshire-born NHS hero joins Rag'n'Bone Man on Brit Awards stage
George Moore and the Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir have recorded a charity single with pop icon Pink and the smash hit British pop star
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Hawkwind legend Dave Brock looks forward to getting back on the road
Cambridge date announced as veteran rockers prepare to emerge from lockdown
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Portugese bookings up 50 per cent - says Sevenoaks travel agent
Green list Portugal and holidays at home are driving pent up demand says Catherine Thompson
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Number of Tonbridge and Malling councillors to be slashed as new wards drawn up
Local Government Boundary Commission wants to be sure its proposals reflect 'community ties and identities'
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Former councillor responsible for bringing skate park to Guildford dies aged 93
Auriol Earle lived in the town since the 1960s, and was best known for establishing a holiday camp to keep children busy when not in school