Новости за 12.04.2022

A P&O ship hoping to be cleared for sail has failed vital safety checks after the coastguard found 'a number of deficiencies'.

A bus service to Bluewater is among those that could be scrapped as part of cuts across the county.

Tags are being removed and anti-graffiti paint is being utilised by Network Rail in an effort to "freshen up" the railways.

Tributes have poured in to a 'kind' and 'absolutely lovely' tattoo artist and mother who has tragically died in a suspected murder-suicide.

A pensioner was injured after a car travelling the wrong way down a one-way street collided with her in a suspected hit and run.

Operation Brock will remain in place until after the Easter Bank Holiday weekend ‘as a precaution’ to manage the flow of traffic heading to Europe.

News that Subway will open its first branch in a Kent town is expected to entice more big-name chains to set up shop nearby.

A pro golfer will be swapping the driving range for the stoves of the MasterChef kitchen as he puts his culinary skills to the test.

An MP has said the Tory party cannot afford the luxury of a leadership contest after the PM and Chancellor are fined for breaching lockdown rules.

A Government Minister said he was pleased with progress so far, but now efforts will be redoubled.

Paul Bowden-Brown has stood down as Ashford United's director of football - but the 75-year-old isn't ready to retire.

Donkey rides, tractor displays, Punch and Judy, George and the Dragon and a Queen look-alike will feature at a free family event.

A new opposition leader on Dartford council has been chosen amid a shake-up of the local party and a move "away from Corbynism".

Attempts to resuscitate a man found floating in the River Medway were ineffective, an inquest has heard.

Volunteers at a Kent animal sanctuary are working round the clock to save a lamb found alone, freezing and barely responsive by the roadside.

Chatham Town director of football Carl Laraman has resigned just days after helping the club win promotion.

One of the biggest point-to-point events in the country has been cancelled due to a lack of horses.

End of an era as talking newspaper for the blind falls silent after 17 years.

A man has been charged and will appear in court after nine police cars descended on a town road following reports someone was seen carrying a knife.

Two people have been charged after a man was stabbed in a late-night gang attack.

Work to instal a new gas mains for hundreds of homes is set to cause disruption for motorists with several roads shut for three months.

An 'international brand' hotel could be built on the site of a former town centre Co-op store which is being demolished.

A man and woman who died following an incident at a tattoo shop yesterday have been named.

More than £800,000 is set to be invested in and around a town centre following a series of payments by a housebuilder.

Images have been released of a man who may be able to help with a police investigation.