Новости за 18.05.2022

An unauthorised encampment set up on a heath has been removed following a court order.

The fire service was called after concerns Kent Police's HQ was on fire.

A woman and three men have been charged with causing GBH with intent after a town centre attack saw two people rushed to hospital.

Police made two arrests and cordoned off a road after a teenage boy was rushed to hospital following a stabbing.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for thunderstorms, which could bring flash flooding and travel disruption to the county.

Police have cordoned off part of the entrance to a park following an incident.

Captain Tom Bonner was pleased to give Dartford fans something to cheer about following their play-off disappointment.

Kent batsman Zak Crawley has kept his place in England’s 13-man Test squad to face New Zealand despite a slow start to the summer.

Plans for a multi-million pound leisure complex at a former BHS store which would include a go kart track, cinema and bowling have been scrapped.

A long-standing Kent company has been granted a £138 million loan, which will help it create new job roles and invest in green technologies.

The father of Julia James' killer has said his son was 'let down' by social services.

Kent's Ollie Robinson admitted he had doubts over his batting after a slow start to the season.

Nick Davis says he missed Sittingbourne after returning for a third spell in the Brickies hot seat.

A 102-year-old clock tower is 'back where it belongs' after a seven-month refurbishment in time for the Queen's jubilee.

Gaia, the latest breathtaking installation from Luke Jerram, uses NASA imagery and a seven-metre globe to capture our planet from a new perspective.

Dover boss Andy Hessenthaler estimates as many as 15 new signings could be needed before the start of next season.

A vulnerable child in a council's care went missing for a three-and-a-half years.

A round-up of the biggest pride events this year, with six consecutive weekends of partying planned to end the summer.

Part of a lake could be raised and filled in as part of plans to deliver thousands of homes and a music and arts venue at Kent's new garden city.

A 100-year-old former bus waiting room will open as a coffee bar, serving hot drinks in the day and wine and cocktails in the evening.

A council decision to more than triple the cost of purple rubbish sacks for people without wheelie bins has been branded "frankly ridiculous".

Two young men have been stabbed with at least one flown to hospital with serious injuries after an attack outside a shopping centre.