Новости за 05.11.2015

A BBC1 documentary about a production at Margate's Theatre Royal has made residents feel that their town has been insulted.

Office staff culled as force grapples with demand to find £61 million in savings.

Only two of five wards achieved a majority 'yes' vote to form community councils.

Gillingham's Aaron Morris talks about the disappointment of conceding a last-minute goal.

Rogue driver charges at pedestrian after his driving is criticised.

The organisers of Guy Fawkes Night celebration have cancelled tonight's event due to a forecast of bad weather.

Dartford artist celebrates Wonderland's 150th anniversary with diverse public exhibition

A property consortium has held its first public meeting to ask villagers for their views on the future of a former agricultural college

An extraordinary planning meeting has been arranged to make a final decision on a controversial development of housing, a hotel and gypsy pitches.

Two pigs abandoned in Hoo have been given new homes - and new names.

A woman was taken to hospital after police officers were called to the roof of a shopping centre car park.

Our reporter Ben Kennedy asked people if they knew why we celebrate firework night. The short answer? No.

Gillingham boss Justin Edinburgh took pride from being linked to a Premier League job last week.

Dover winger Ricky Modeste was thrilled to get his first start of an injury-hit season in the 1-0 win at Tranmere.

The sudden reality of a spike, the self-sacrificing dive for a dig, the demands of the toughest schedule in NCAA Division II are just part of life for Wayne State senior outside hitter Katie Hughes.

Sorensen, from Lake Elmo, Minnesota, led UW with a seventh-place finish at last weekend's Big Ten championships.

The regional economy continues to show signs of recovery, and businesses have a shiny outlook on the year ahead, but a lack of qualified workers could hamper long-term growth, according to a p…

BLACK RIVER FALLS — A former Jackson Electric Cooperative employee has been charged after admitting he stole almost $180,000 during a five-year period.

Elton John told CNBC that he could petition the Queen to force Commonwealth countries to revoke anti-gay legislation.

There was a time when Keerthi Deshpande, a techie from Girinagar, spent tense moments behind the wheel, negotiating bumper-to-bumper traffic and fighting reckless motorists on the way to her workplace in Mahadevapura.

There was a time when Keerthi Deshpande, a techie from Girinagar, spent tense moments behind the wheel, negotiating bumper-to-bumper traffic and fighting reckless motorists on the way to her workplace in Mahadevapura.

215 million dollars all going into SPLOST 7 projects and the city is gearing up to gain your trust with how they spend it.

Quad/Graphics has confirmed they met with their employee's Wednesday morning to inform them they will close their manufacturing facilities by the end of the year.

Mexico’s Supreme Court made significant strides toward legalizing marijuana Wednesday when it ruled that individuals should have the right to grow and distribute marijuana for their personal use, the New York Times reported. The ruling does not strike down the country’s current drug laws, however, and applies only to a single cannabis club that brought the suit.

How myRA, new retirement account, works A government-backed individual retirement account announced nearly two years ago by President Obama is now available across the country, the Treasury Department said Wednesday, and it removes several barriers that keep millions of people from saving for their retirement. The account, called a myRA, has no fees, no minimum balance, no risk of losing money and it doesn’t have to be linked to an employer. “It’s a great way to start saving for retirement in a low-risk way,” said Ed Gjertsen II... Читать дальше...