Новости за 27.01.2021

Canterbury Cathedral is among major UK landmarks that have been illuminated purple this evening in honour of international Holocaust Memorial Day.

A major new education centre consisting of a secondary school, primary school and a state-of the art sports centre has been approved.

The Royal Logistics Corps will support SECAmb during the Covid crisis.

The man who founded one of the county's best-known roadside diners has died after catching coronavirus.

Traffic is queuing after a five-car crash that has left the M2 partly blocked.

The new chairman of a planning body tasked with building 15,000 new homes in north Kent has been announced.

Fraud victims in Kent lost more than £9 million last year after mistakenly investing in sham companies.

A grandfather-of-three celebrating a staggering lotto win is looking forward to spending his winnings on a holiday and a hip replacement.

Despite the considerable economic challenges posed by the pandemic, new enterprises continue to set up shop across the county.

Proposals have been revealed for a new development near a primary school.

A motorist was shocked to see a rodent running across her windscreen wipers as she was travelling down the motorway at 55mph.

Former colleagues lined the roadside outside their depot to pay their respects to the passing funeral procession of a much-loved bus driver.

National League clubs will be given access to grants – if they need it to avoid going bust.

Head teachers thought a letter inviting staff to get a coronavirus vaccine was a hoax.

An extremely rare gibbon has been born at a Kent reserve.

A fitness Youtuber with more than two million followers has revealed how much money he made from the site in the last year.

Three men from Staffordshire have been fined by police - after they travelled by boat to a sea fort during the lockdown and had to be rescued.

A wanted man is said to pose a public health risk after videos emerged of him not wearing a mask on a critical care ward and refusing to leave.

A recruitment drive is under way for paid assistants to work in symptom-free Covid-19 test centres across the county.

The Prime Minister has said schools will not reopen until March 8.

Shocking video shows a quad bike owner confronting a chainsaw-wielding yob who was trying to steal his machine in broad daylight.

Gravesham's mayor paid his respects at the Gordon statue in commemoration of the General's help for the poor, sick and needy.

The Prime Minister has confirmed the government is working on opening a mass Covid vaccination site in more Kent towns.

Large amounts of cash, cannabis and suspected class A drugs were found when police stopped a car late last night.

Police are searching for the driver of a Ford Fiesta who did not stop after a cyclist was injured in a collision.