A town council decided to keep its precept the same following the introduction of the bill doubling for second home owners.
Enquiries are continuing into the death of a man who was found dead on a main road.
Hundreds of school children donned festive antlers when they took part in a seasonal fun run to raise money for a hospice.
“We owe it to our community,” were the words of the town mayor who asked councillors to start a group dedicated to organising VE Day events.
Residents continue to face an untidy outlook as no action has been taken to clear the mess in a neighbour’s garden.
A parish councillor who wishes to scrap appointment times at recycling centres has been backed by town councillors.
Sending death threats and carrying out an assault on a 12-year-old were just some of the crimes that landed people in court this week.
A garden centre which announced it will be closing due to “restructuring plans” will be shutting next week.
An 18-year-old barged his way into his ex-partner’s flat without her permission while she was leaving her property.
A 34-year-old who punched a man outside of a bus station is “going down a different path” since spending a spell in prison.
A drug-driver who was more than three times the limit has been disqualified.
A 12-year-old boy has been left “shook up” after a drunk woman tried to strangle him when he was out playing with his friends.
Magistrates decided their sentencing powers were not sufficient enough to punish a 23-year-old who made multiple death threats.
A 44-year-old who barged past a police officer in an attempt to run to his car to hide heroin has been sentenced.
An off-duty police officer spotted a drink-driver breaking “erratically” and swerving “all over the road”.
A motorcyclist had to have his finger amputated after another biker crashed into him while overtaking.
“We thought people would like something different.” That’s what a business owner in her 20s has said after making the decision to close her shop.
A woman in her 30s has been arrested on suspicion of committing numerous offences after disruption was reported in town yesterday.
As many rail passengers faced delays due to damage caused by Storm Bert at the weekend, so did some drivers.
A fruit and vegetable store which opened its doors in September will soon be closing, its staff have said.
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