Новости за 10.03.2021

Human remains have been found in the search for missing Sarah Everard after police spent the day scouring woods in Kent.

An MP has labelled a 2,000 home development which is part of a council's draft plan for the future as "ill conceived" and "completely unsuitable".

Witnesses are being sought after a man was left needing hospital treatment following a robbery at a shop.

A man who tried to rob a shopper at a supermarket while brandishing two knives has been locked up.

Six stolen dogs were found and reunited with their owner within 20 minutes of the theft being reported to the police.

A council will introduce new rubbish and recycling bins to areas across the town centre in a bid to crackdown on litter.

Help is needed to pay for a cat's treatment after it was diagnosed with a rare feline coronavirus, which is different to Covid-19.

A secondary school is the latest to showcase their moves as part of an international dance challenge.

A father who broke his son's arm after the youngster scribbled on newly decorated walls has been handed a suspended jail sentence.

A temporary dispersal order used to ban rowdy car meet-ups has been praised by a town councillor who now wants to see "more permanent" solutions put in place.

A teenage girl had to hold on tight to her dog's lead after a man grabbed it.

Developers are considering more orchards for housing in an area where residents are already battling to protect farmland.

More than 70 fines were dished out by police over the weekend to people breaking coronavirus regulations, nearly half of which were people at parties.

Police are searching for witnesses after a teenage girl was struck by a car as she was crossing a road.

Two independent councillors are calling for more people to put themselves forward as candidates in May to break the two-party stronghold.

A large, former office building has been sold for an undisclosed amount.

Vandals have destroyed posters advertising a popular children's animal attraction just as the owners are preparing to welcome visitors back.

A man who stabbed two others with a kitchen knife in a frenzied attack has been jailed for nine years.

An inquest has opened into the death of a driver who suffered a severe brain injury in a crash.

Businesses across Dartford have been reminded of their legal obligations after receiving a number of warnings over Coronavirus regulation breaches.

There are fears for a community garden which was transformed from a fly-tipping hotspot, as it becomes overgrown thanks to the pandemic.

Emergency planners to stand down airport as HGV 'checkpoint' from later this month.

Gillingham boss Steve Evans says the EFL’s head of referees Mike Jones was in agreement that last night’s crucial penalty shouldn’t have been awarded.

An independent Catholic school has announced it will shut its doors for good after exploring 'possible alternatives 'without success.

A group of mums who have been friends since primary school took on a charity challenge to raise money and awareness for an incurable disease.