Новости за 25.01.2021

A pair of suspected drug dealers have appeared in court.

Officers investigating the theft a spaniel called Daisy have released a CCTV image of a van.

A shire horse called Grace had to be hoisted up by a fire crew after her owner found her unable to stand in a stable.

Appointments for vaccination jabs for under-75s have been cancelled after it became apparent that a lot of over 80s were yet to receive theirs.

One of the navy's newest warships - named after part of Kent - has been celebrating a hugely successful year of duty at sea since entering service.

The site of a former Park and Ride service is earmarked for a proposed 69-bedroom care home.

An overwhelming majority of Kent County League clubs want to complete the season.

The local news media sector has come together to launch an industry digital portal to promote public notices to communities and enhance democracy.

A 47-year-old man has been charged after allegedly driving the wrong way down a road towards a police car.

A window was damaged as thieves broke into an address and stole cash and jewellery.

Problems with a river bridge in Kent are preventing trains from running.

A university student who is yet to experience a lecture on campus has written to the Education Secretary asking him to review tuition fees.

Newly-qualified paramedic Lewis Samways-Head has been praised for doing extra shifts to help with the Covid-19 vaccination programme.

There's a new face at the helm of the county's branch of a leading business organisation.

Retail giant Debenhams has been bought by an online retailer with all its remaining stores closing for good and thousands losing their job.

A road has been closed for up to seven days due to fly-tipping

A therapy dog is a soothing and supporting companion for a six-year-old with a mystery genetic condition.

Police are looking for a moped which was allegedly stolen from a delivery driver while he went to collect an order from a restaurant.

The area where 400 asylum seekers are currently living recorded a 167.1% rise in coronavirus cases in the last seven days.

Tributes have been paid to a man who helped a town forge international bonds.

Gravesham council has been told to approve more developments in an effort to stop the borough slipping behind housing targets.

The local gateway set up to deliver the government's latest job creation scheme is fuming after Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced major changes.

A racist thug has been jailed after taunting a black police officer with song lyrics a judge said had 'racial connotations'.

As one family friendly restaurant in Kent announces it is shutting permanently another sets its sight on a summer opening.

With lockdown causing many of us to find new interests, it was only a matter of time before sea shanties came crashing back into modern life.