Новости за 22.01.2021

A Covid-19 survivor has praised the hospital staff who nursed him towards recovery but also condemned those who flout social distancing rules.

Trains will not run between two Kent towns for two weeks as engineers tackle a 40-metre-long landslip which blocked a railway line.

Residents living next door to a Brexit lorry park claim border staff are violating their promise to be "good neighbours" after reports of anti-social parking and behaviour.

Dover boss Andy Hessenthaler has signed a goalkeeper on loan from a Premier League club.

CCTV footage has caught the moment mysterious blue lights lit up the sky - leaving residents baffled.

Police have been called to military barracks being used to house asylum seekers this afternoon.

A would-be thief fled the scene of an attempted robbery when another man came to the victim's aid.

A dozen litter stations will be installed along a seafront to encourage people to grab a rubbish bag and help clear up the beach.

Sky Sports will be broadcasting live televised match coverage from Priestfield next month.

A father of two is being remembered by his family after losing his fight against Covid-19.

Four men have been jailed for a total of 78 years after the death of 39 men, women and children who were found dead in the back of a lorry.

Police seized a massive sword after stopping and searching a car.

The farming business behind a proposed egg farm has slammed a 15,000-signature petition as having 'little basis in fact'.

A drug dealer caught supplying heroin and crack cocaine on a bicycle in a town centre has been jailed.

A lorry crash has left several homes without power.

A man has been sentenced after stabbing his victim in a supermarket car park.

Asylum seekers living in Kent have published an open letter explaining their way of life at army barracks.

A motorist reported by police on suspicion of speeding on a motorway had a surprising excuse.

Kent residents are being warned to be careful on the roads as two weather warnings take effect this weekend.

Discover the history of the beautiful Tonbridge estate where the BBC's dog makeover show is hosted.

A wildlife trust is seeking to attract more visitors to its 73 hectare reserve.

A pile of builder's waste was shamefully dumped by litter louts in a scenic part of the county.

All National League South games have been suspended for two weeks with immediate effect.

An architect, planner and lecturer on planning law has warned a scheme for 242 flats will be a "tragic mistake".

A narrow vote has secured planning permission for a new village development.