Новости за 03.03.2021

An MP has condemned the "selfish behaviour" of boy racers after police seized a vehicle and dispersed others following another late night car meet up in Greenhithe.

There were 76 million attempts to steal data from Kent County Council's computers during just three months last year, councillors have been told.

Police investigating the death of a talented young boxer who was stabbed in Essex have revealed more details about a teenage Kent suspect.

Police have released new information as part of their appeal to trace a missing man from Dartford.

Five uninsured off-road bikes have been seized after police were called to reports of nuisance behaviour in the countryside and nature reserves.

A total of 43 libraries in the county could reopen their doors to the public over the next eight weeks.

Police are urging dog owners to keep their pets on leads near livestock after more than 20 attacks were reported in four months.

Our political editor Paul Francis gives his analysis of the Chancellor's 2021 budget.

A protest banner and posters opposing a controversial plan to build homes on farmland have disappeared.

More than £10,000 has been raised to give a much loved man the 'send off he deserves'.

A long-empty unit which was set to become a 24/7 gym has been put on the market.

A coroner has penned a report to health bosses highlighting an "oversight" by medical staff which contributed to the death of a nine-year-old boy.

Thousands of jobs and millions of pounds of investment are promised under plans to create a new free port in The Thames.

A council will decide whether an order protecting trees claimed to be blocking light from reaching resident's homes can stay in place.

A primary school pupil inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore is setting out to raise money for the NHS by carrying out a 100-lap challenge.

Figures released by the government reveal the big Kent employers who have relied so heavily on the furlough scheme.

The managing director of a letting company has handed over two new laptops to separate schools as part of a nationwide appeal.

A man who preyed on three young women before sexually assaulting them has been jailed.

A college restaurant and beauty salon, which were open to the public and manned by students for training, will not reopen after lockdown is lifted.

A crackdown on county lines drug dealing saw 24 people arrested, 15 weapons taken off the street and more than £20,000 in cash seized in February alone.

Business leaders in the county have given their response to the Chancellor's Budget today.

Kent Police has written to schools in one area of Kent urging them to ensure children do not breach Covid restrictions when they return to school.

A borough council tax freeze has been approved by Dartford council – but average bill payers will still face being hit in the pocket to the tune of at least £73.

Shamed former Dover MP Charlie Elphicke's appeal against his sexual assault convictions has been rejected.

A council's bid to install kiosks along a busy street has been rejected following claims it was 'one of the worst-ever planning applications'.