Новости за 16.03.2023

Vandals who defaced a pirate-themed play park on its opening weekend have been caught and ordered to pay the clean up costs.

Strike action across the Channel has forced some ferry operators to suspend sailings.

Plans have been drawn up to convert a Grade II listed building from offices into six apartments.

Drivers are facing queues after reports two vehicles collided on a busy motorway.

A 37-year-old man has appeared in court accused of assaulting two police officers, who needed medical treatment at a hospital.

A stunning mural of a young deer has been created in a town centre, and is one of 14 art installations being designed.

He's famous for keeping his identity a secret - but builders think they spotted Banksy himself in Kent this morning.

A series of police patrols and stop checks has seen motorists stopped for numerous traffic and environmental infringements.

New designs have been revealed to replace homes destroyed by a huge gas explosion which destroyed four buildings and injured seven people.

Maidstone United have reported a 10th successive season of profits.

A developer has been criticised for failing to deliver a promised medical centre at its 1,000-home garden village.

Thousands of people in Kent are now eligible for an extra £100 to help pay their energy bills as a result of changes to a support scheme's criteria.

A local authority was left with a 'huge bill' preparing a bid for government levelling up cash it was never able to win, it has emerged.

An alcoholic metal thief who drilled a massive hole through a warehouse wall and targeted a second firm has dodged prison due to overcrowding.

A pair of teenagers have admitted stabbing two rivals in a brawl organised on social media - days after a row in McDonald’s.

Plans for new flats could lead to the discovery of hidden treasures, archaeologists say, after other historic artefacts were found nearby.

Surgical staff gave the wrong patient a biopsy while a vaginal swab was left inside a woman during a hospital procedure, it has been revealed.

A man and woman have been charged with stealing more than £11,000 of alcohol from various supermarkets across east Kent in a six-month spree.

Plans to transform a prominent pair of businesses close to the centre of a Kent town have been given the go-ahead.

Calls for the government to retain some kind of nuclear energy production in Kent have been given a boost by the Chancellor.

A couple who won a "unique" cliffside house in a nationwide raffle have put it on the market just six months after their win.

Roadworks causing “absolute chaos” through the centre of a town could leave high street firms up to £1 million out of pocket, shopkeepers believe.

The discovery of sharp pieces of metal on a Kent beach has sparked fears someone could be "impaled" while walking along the seafront.

Borough councillors have slammed plans to shut children's centres, saying the proposals are 'driven by concerns for property not people.'

Campaigners fear there could be a spike in fly-tipping across a district after plans to axe a commercial waste collection service were green-lit.