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A new book tells how street food in the capital goes a lot further back than the trendy stalls we see nowadays

A new book tells how street food in the capital goes a lot further back than the trendy stalls we see nowadays

A 10-year sustainability plan put in place just over a year ago at Squerryes Estate in Westerham, Kent, has provided a framework for the business as it

Langley Beck (pictured), 59, has been locked in a decade-long dispute with a council over his dumping ground in an ancient woodland in a protected national beauty spot of the North Downs, Kent.

Children who chose the names of the first beavers to be reintroduced into Hampshire after 400 years took part in a special education day last week.

The work is underway and is due to finish in the next couple of months.

The work is underway and is due to finish in the next couple of months.

A family living off-grid in a house they built from shipping containers have been ordered to demolish their home by the council.

Growing our own food is good for our physical and mental health – and making this happen now is more critical than ever for ourselves, our communities and the planet, says ‘Rebel Farmer’ Ed Kyrke-Smith.

With many excellent submissions, the chosen winning names are Hazel and Chompy.