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Your top stories this year – March

by Jo Wadsworth
Saturday 27 Dec, 2025 at 5:59AM
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Constance Marten ‘given almost £50k by trust fund in months before search began’

Court artist sketch of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon at the Old Bailey - Picture by Elizabeth Cook / PA Wire

As 2025 draws to a close, here’s a look back at some of the stories that made the news month by month.

A hotel company’s plans to change a university-owned building into a 170-bed tourist hostel were up for approval (which they later got).
Uni building could be turned into 170-bed hostel

The Big Lemon’s time running three subsidised bus routes came to and end after it lost the council contract to Compass Travel.

The second trial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon for the manslaughter of their baby Victoria started after the first ended with a hung jury. The pair were eventually both found guilty.

Plans to build two blocks containing 36 council flats were submitted for a site in Whitehawk. The plans are yet to be decided.

A yoga teacher lost her appeal to keep a yurt in her back garden after a planning inspector refused to bend.

Clearance work at the long-derelict Black Rock site came close to completion.

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