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'Most bashed' rail bridge hit three times in a week
The bridge was the most-struck by vehicles in the country, Network Rail said last year.

Council unclear when special schools will be built
Council officials say costs are going up as children are being put in specialist independent schools.

Microchipped cat feared dead found after five years
A cat, missing and feared dead, reappears after someone tried to alter its details on his ID chip.

Locations of where 15,000 new homes could be built
The council lists its preferred places to develop in the area.

Village post office reopens after two break-ins
Owner Anil Sundavadra says the backing of villagers gives him "the strength to fight".

Council issues 900 parking fines in one month
A district council issues hundreds of penalties after taking on responsibility for parking enforcement.

Machines that pay users to recycle adopted by city
A reverse vending machine is introduced in Cambridge a year after a trial began in Suffolk.

Officers spot tumble dryer on fire outside house
The incident "could have ended in tragedy" had it not been spotted by neighbourhood officers, police say.

'I watched my stolen phone head to London, Dubai and China'
One officer said pickpockets fly in from abroad and fly out once they've amassed a haul of phones.

Car parking charges using motorists as a 'cash cow'
As councils' parking fees are criticised, they respond by saying it goes on road safety and public transport.

Man's mission to find owner of WW2 RAF notebook
Mike Richardson hopes to reunite the wartime notebook with its owner or his family, he says.