Новости за 23.01.2017

National Theatre Live launches in Folkestone for the first time with four world class theatre productions screened live.

Urgent report on adult care crisis highlights need for long-term solutions

Police are appealing for the public's help in locating a vulnerable missing man.

"Drunk folk" singer Beans on Toast plays in Deal as part of Independent Venue Week.

A gift a day was received by children who eat school dinners from catering firm Whole School Meals.

Commuters are being warned of further disruption as Southern staff take part in four days of industrial action.

A driver who kept being overcharged for using the Dartford Crossing has discovered a bolt on his number plate was causing cameras to misread it.

A widow whose husband died just 17 hours after doctors deemed him fit enough to be sent home from hospital is demanding answers.

A new lane will be added to the A2 to ease chronic rush hour congestion at one of Kent's busiest roundabouts.

Two women were hurt when robbers grabbed bags containing cash and bank cards.

The mother of a poet found dead in a cesspit after being reported missing by her fiance has told a murder jury how she felt 'uneasy' about him.

A date has been set for the long awaited Stagecoach minibuses to begin operating around a town in Kent.

Gillingham's home game against AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday night has been called off

A young woman has been left partially blind after being hit in the eye with a beer can as she watched a fireworks display.

Police have reopened the Sheppey Crossing fully after a crash in freezing fog.

Motorists are being warned about possible delays on the M2 when some of the lanes will be shut for roadworks.

Emergency crews have been called to a collision involving two cars.

Professor of cancer and palliative care and registered nurse, Professor Karen Cox to become vice-chancellor.

An alcoholic who killed his vulnerable friend during a drunken attack at his flats has been jailed for 10 years.

Maidstone manager Jay Saunders is thrilled to have Stuart Lewis on board.

A third man has been charged after a man suffered a serious knife wound. All three are due in court today.

KM photographer Barry Goodwin captured the action at Bramall Lane as the Gills held league leaders Sheffield United to a draw.

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Stuart Nelson produced a performance on Saturday that his hero “big Pete” would have been proud of.

Head coach Ady Pennock was delighted the see Josh Wright claim some glory at Sheffield United.