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A Kent MP has accused colleagues who defied the government by supporting an amendment to its finance bill of “playing party political games”.
A controlled explosion took place after a suspicious object was discovered on the coast.
A popular thoroughfare will be sealed off for up to a fortnight, highways chiefs have announced.
Hundreds of bicycles have been stolen from train stations leaving commuters stranded.
A van has been left perilously teetering over a river after crashing through railings on a bridge.
Delays in fixing a faulty lift at a retirement home left pensioners unable to see family or go to medical appointments.
Drivers are warned to expect delays for up to 12 weeks as traffic lights are installed along a main road to allow water main work to be carried out.
A route on the outskirts of a seaside town has been sealed off after power lines running through it collapsed.
Floral tributes and toys have been left outside a house following the suspected murders of two children.
A council has been branded incompetent for dragging its heels over plans to convert land into 20 flats.
A 70-year-old man has been found safe and well after he went missing on Boxing Day.
Furious sports clubs say there are not enough pitches and facilities to accommodate the growing number of players in a seaside town.
A popular route running through the centre of a seaside town will be closed for 11 days to allow for gas mains work.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of drug dealing following a raid on a town centre home.
A young woman has spoken of her disgust after encountering blood spattered walls and used needles in a seaside public toilet.
As Christmas party season starts to take hold, a group of city doormen reveal what a normal Saturday night entails.
A mum-of-one has been left “shaken and upset” after a burglar caused almost £2,000 of damage to her home.
Live reindeer will feature in a pier's Christmas festivities, despite attempts by animal activists to stop the event from going ahead.
Plans to build a moving 30ft sculpture of a heron have been put on hold after organisers struggled to raise the £100,000 needed to pay for it.
A Facebook residents' group with more than 17,000 members has closed after its founder says he was subjected to “vile abuse” online.
