Новости за 06.03.2021

Two fire engines attended a blaze that started opposite a block of flats.

A hairdresser, whose well-known anti-lockdown views regularly hit the headlines, has suggested a park meet-up tomorrow.

Jack Tucker enjoyed a great day in a Gillingham shirt but was just disappointed he couldn’t share the elation with the fans on Saturday.

Teachers looking forward to welcoming back their students release the lockdown edit of Take That's Back To Good.

Gillingham assistant manager Paul Raynor was thrilled with a performance against Ipswich Town that had a bit of everything.

Police are at the scene of an accident that involved two motorcycles.

A venue which faced an uncertain future over funding during the pandemic confirms shows and the all-important panto for 2021.

Vadaine Oliver struck twice in the second half as Gillingham got the better of promotion chasing Ipswich Town.

A developer has promised a new business park could bring a boost to the county as the latest step in a tangled planning saga is reached.

Co-operation is the key to preserving a green corridor through the Hermitage Lane and A20 housing developments, says campaigner.

Live updates from Priestfield as Gills host Ipswich in League 1.

A man who gave shelter to a homeless man was then violently assaulted and threatened with a knife.

The lives of asylum seekers in an over-loaded inflatable boat were put at risk, a court heard.

A man who led a county lines drugs network supplying two Kent towns has been jailed after police found drugs and other evidence in a raid at his home.

Children are invited to join an art competition to mark a supermarket's opening.

A driver hit a garden wall early this morning, and then drove off.

Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle which was in collision with a teenager, but failed to stop at the scene.

A remote service takes place today for the 34th anniversary of the sinking of the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry, which caused 193 deaths.

A community has teamed up with a supermarket to offer free afternoon tea for two to celebrate coronavirus heroes.

The distraught children of a much-loved dad who has died suddenly are raising money to give him a fitting send-off.

Two Kent brothers aged in their 80s whose lives have revolved around pubs are desperate to return to their local.

A council leader, backed by his political opponent, has joined a swell of criticism of new public seating, which has cost around £90,000.

A pub has blamed new Brexit regulations for holding up beer and forcing it to cancel an eagerly anticipated event.

It is 34 years since the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry disaster claimed 193 lives. This is the story of what happened after it was refloated.

A surprise outdoor jazz concert went down a treat with care home residents in Dartford.