Новости за 15.05.2022

Nick Davis is back at Isthmian South East club Sittingbourne having left league rivals VCD Athletic.

Armed officers were called out after reports a man had been seen with a weapon.

Rain came to Kent's rescue against Surrey as they moved off the foot of Division 1 of the County Championship.

Images of two men police would like to speak to have been released after a man was left with a serious head injury following an attack.

Ebbsfleet needed extra-time to book their place in the National League South play-off final on Sunday.

Dover ended a terrible season which ended in National League relegation with an unlucky defeat to Weymouth on Sunday.

Our political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in politics.

An OnlyFans performer flashed her breasts at motorists from a motorway bridge in Kent.

Thirteen small boats carried 167 asylum seekers across the Channel during yesterday's sunny weather, latest figures show.

Table tennis paralympian Will Bayley has won gold in Slovenia.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of thunderstorms in Kent.

Three fire engines were sent to the scene of a fire in the basement of property in Kent.

Four neighbours are celebrating after winning a share of £150,000 on the People’s Postcode Lottery.

A man in his 30s is in hospital after being attacked during a disturbance in a city centre.

Tributes have poured in for a former Kent cricketer who has died in a car crash in Australia.

Coroner rules death of a man with learning difficulties after a fall at an 'inadequate' care home was an accident.

A historical centre has recreated a wartime trench network and our reporter spent the day as a soldier finding out about life on the frontline.

A once-popular park has grown wild for two years after a tree was uprooted during a storm and never cleared.

Concerns over possible harm to a town's medieval military defences by new homes are set to be discussed to decide whether to allow plans to proceed.

A widower whose wife died after mistakes were made at a Kent hospital said she wouldn't want anyone to be blamed for her death.

Twin brothers restoring a listed building into a Georgian-style bistro with a light-up pink bar are planning for a summer opening.