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Polish government rejects abortion ban legislation after country-wide protests

Following the Black Monday protests made up of tens of thousands of Polish people, the Polish government rejected a bill

Oil company Exxon Mobil have been ordered to pay a $74 billion fine to Chad – more than five times

Chatham Dockside are facing numerous complaints from visitors after ‘unfair’ parking charges were issued. The car park is run by

Proposals for the potential creation of a new ‘super district council’ in East Kent were finally unveiled to the public

Despite the endless flow of Instagram food posts, it turns out 25% of millennials have no interest in cooking. According

A local Russian community group have just announced that they are launching baby yoga and health classes this autumn in

Following a Canterbury city council meeting this Wednesday the future of one of the town’s large green spaces – Kingsmead field

Stoptober is back for a fifth year, and has seen almost a million quit attempts to date. Stoptober is an annual

The owner of the Fenn Bell Inn, Andy Cowell, 54, is offering a £10 000 for the safe return of

The first international deal limiting greenhouse gases has been branded as a “weak start” by a major environmental group. From