Новости за 04.07.2021

Retail giant John Lewis has announced plans to convert some of its vacant units in the South East into 10,000 new homes.

Four men have appeared before magistrates, one accused of assaulting a policeman, after a protest at a Kent port.

A man and a teenager are due to appear in court after an assault at a town centre barber shop.

A man accused of exposing himself in front of a young child and making threats is due to appear in court.

Detectives are investigating after a dog tragically died in a suspicious house fire.

The victim of a early morning knifing is still in a serious condition in a London hospital - with no arrests yet made.

Worrying footage shows anti-vaxxers making wild claims about Covid jabs and haranguing passers-by for wearing masks.

Firefighters remain at the scene of a huge house fire 24 hours on - with the road still shut amid fears the building could collapse.

An elderly man was stopped by officers after driving down a busy A-road in a mobility scooter.

Three people believed to have been involved in a burglary have been arrested after a man was reportedly attacked.

Fire crews were called to a blaze in Swanscombe last night.

Flames were reported in Irving Walk just after 11pm and it took three crews until almost 1am before the fire was out and they were able to leave the scene.

No-one was injured.

Firefighters had to use breathing apparatus while tackling the flames with hose reel jets.

The cause of the blaze is unknown and Kent Fire and Rescue Service's fire investigation team will be trying to find an answer. Читать дальше...

Covid cases have more than doubled in Kent - but mask wearing and social distancing are set to end this month, according to widespread reports.

Police are appealing for information to help locate a woman who has been reported missing.

A consultation into a multi-million pound redevelopment of a former council estate found most residents supported the idea of upgrades.

The shocking death of a father-of-two turned into a national scandal when no-one would pay to have his body recovered.

Interaction with donkeys is said to have a number of health benefits – that's why one part of Kent became home to Pedro and Poncho.

The boss of a long-running family store who is being forced to downsize and make redundancies has blasted “ludicrous” parking charges.

Highways authorities are being urged to tackle the spread of potentially dangerous giant hogweed which can cause severe blistering and even scar.

A 19-year-old who armed himself with a combat knife was arrested after drunkenly throwing up on board a train.