Новости за 05.10.2021

A work visa scheme should be extended to address an emerging jobs crisis in Kent's farming industry, say local groups.

The big decisions went against Gillingham on Tuesday night as they were beaten by Ipswich Town in the EFL Trophy.

A cabinet member at Medway Council has been replaced following a feud over the authority's draft Local Plan and the potential loss of port jobs.

Hundreds have been left without power in a Kent town due to a power cut.

Police are investigating after racist and extremist stickers with razor blades underneath were hidden at a bus stop near a school.

Police remain at the scene where a man was taken to hospital following reports of an assault at a private address.

A residential home which has been described as 'not a happy place to live' has been by CQC inspectors.

The family of a chef who was killed by Grindr serial killer Stephen Port have paid tribute to their "pride and joy" and spoke of their pain over his death being treated as suicide.

Town greets fuel tanker driver with a collective sigh as he brings gifts of diesel and unleaded petrol.

A man has been banned from a Kent high street for three years for begging and given a criminal behaviour order.

The opening date of a new supermarket, originally earmarked for next week, is to be rescheduled.

A popular river cruise service ferrying passengers from Kent to London is back for yet more special sailings following popular demand.

There are calls for a car park covered in needles, faeces and rubbish from fly tippers to be cleaned up once and for all.

The parents of a baby who died following an incident at nursery have paid tribute to him as a fundraising page is set up to support the family.

Police have released CCTV images after a knife was swung at the victim of an attempted robbery outside a railway station.

Friends and family have paid tribute to Keith Ashburn, who was killed in a crash at the Dartford Crossing.

An inquiry will be carried out into "systematic failures" that allowed Sarah Everard’s killer to be employed as a police officer.

This is what COP26 - the world's biggest summit on climate change being hosted by the UK - hopes to achieve and why it is so important.

The county's only mounted police officer has joined a unit cracking down on rural crime in Kent.

Drivers can't use one lane of the A20 near a retail park due to flooding.

Breast cancer screening services are overwhelmed and under-funded, says Breast Cancer Now, which estimates 12,000 women haven't been diagnosed.

Kent has been given funds by the Home Office to help make women and young girls feel safer on the streets, in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder.

Priti Patel took aim at Insulate Britain protesters and announced an independent inquiry into Wayne Couzens during her conference speech.

A council is urging people not to enter the sea after an "unscreened wastewater release".

As Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp plunged into darkness, social media fans took to Twitter with some comical consequences.