Новости за 04.04.2021

A ship has been spotted off the Kent coast appearing to hover above the sea as if it's flying.

Police have detained a trespasser who was found on a railway line after trains had to be diverted because of the incident.

Two police officers were allegedly attacked and hospital staff abused after a man was arrested on suspicion of driving without a licence.

An unlicensed music event was prevented by police following reports a large group of people planned to meet.

Dog walkers are to be banned from letting their pets off leads at a beauty spot - despite fears the rule will be enforced "once in a blue moon".

A vision to regenerate a Kent town and draw wealthy people to its high street to part with their cash after the pandemic, has been announced.

A pedestrian was grabbed and threatened by two men in a car as they stole his bank card and driving licence.

James Jordan has vowed to shave off his 'pretty bad' long hair for charity, as he speaks of the pain of losing his dad to a brain tumour.

Part of a city centre has been blocked off after a Second World War bomb was fished out of a river.

A 13-week-old puppy was stolen by a teenager while she was being taken for a walk in a town centre.

Dramatic images show a new rail bridge being craned into position, as operators warn of disruption across the county today and tomorrow.

Fire fighters rescued two people after a crash between two vehicles.

A warning is being issued from the fire service after one person suffered burns when a barbecue led to a shed catching alight.

Two Kent locksmiths have decided to open doors for themselves into the world of retail with a new shop opening.

Two villages left 'under siege' by major housing schemes and heavy traffic have written up a plan to help protect their parishes.

It may have a relatively brief history but Pride events in Kent have already made an impact as we look back at the festivals held in the county.

The former home of a visionary artist and activist, which was saved by £3.5 million campaign in 2020, has inspired a new Tweed collection.

Controversial referee Darren Drysdale has been chosen to officiate Gillingham’s crunch match with fellow play-off hopeful Blackpool.

Gillingham head to the seaside on Bank Holiday Monday to take on form team Blackpool.

Women's safety has dominated the news in recent weeks - but what do you do if you need help?

A temporary bridge at a coastal park in Kent is being removed to stop swans from being attacked during nesting season.