Новости за 29.03.2018

Gillingham lost a league game at home for the first time in five months on Thursday night.

Motorists are struggling to get home tonight after a van has ended up blocking two lanes of a main road in one of Kent's busiest towns.

Two teenage boys have been arrested, including one who needed medical treatment, after a disturbance was reported to police.

Julie Wellman has retired with flowers , gifts and good wishes ending her 40 years in education.

A convicted sex offender who downloaded vile images of child abuse while on licence for similar offences has walked free from court.

Jarvis Cocker wowed fans at an NME award-winning music venue playing with new band JARV.

A charity shop was targeted in a sickening theft when the window was smashed and two designer handbags stolen.

A 29-year-old who robbed a man while carrying a knife has been jailed for four and a half years.

A drunken thug armed himself with a claw hammer and then walked around a Kent town “spoiling for a fight”, a court has heard.

Police searching for a teenager who went missing from her Nottingham home believe she may now be in Kent.

A man has appeared in court charged with a religiously motivated assault after an alleged attack in Kent.

A man has been charged with several offences after police stopped a stolen car in Dartford.

A 20-year-old man has been charged with several offences after officers stopped a stolen car.

Dozens of firefighters descended on a tower block to carry out a planned training exercise.

A smuggler who threw drugs and mobile phones over the wall of a Kent prison has been jailed.

The work to create a dual carriageway on a busy main road has been delayed

A driver has been jailed for speeding the wrong way through one-way streets and a closed road before crashing.

A driver was left needing hospital treatment after he was attacked with a pole by two men after an argument.

A teenager has been arrested after schools across Kent received emails threatening to run over children.

Cannabis worth hundreds of thousands of pounds on the street has been seized by police.

Police have made an arrest as they investigate the attempted murder of a man who was stabbed at his home.

The chief executive of a major Kent port is leaving his post, weeks after it emerged colleagues had complained about his behaviour.

A Kent secondary school is facing a leadership reshuffle after inspectors ruled it failed to give its pupils an acceptable standard of education.

Business owners have taken a sceptical view of council figures about rush hour traffic around a busy industrial park.

A Michelin-starred chef’s restaurant has been given the highest hygiene rating, months after it was embroiled in controversy over under-cooked liver.