Новости за 10.05.2021

A drug addict who snuck away from a family barbecue to steal jewellery from the mother of his ex-girlfriend has been jailed.

The fight to save a mature sycamore reached a tragic climax for campaigners this morning as its branches were sliced through with a chainsaw.

A boot fair's controversial entrance fee is being waived as it welcomes customers back.

A disused nursery is finding a new purpose as a holiday destination.

A senior partner at one of the county's leading law firms has retired after 42 years of service.

The commercial arm of Kent County Council has hired a key figure to its leadership team.

A former soldier recalls 'taxi dancers', spicy food and nights out while serving his country in Singapore in the 1950s.

Costa has unveiled another 50p drinks deal for customers, as the coffee chain's 50th birthday celebrations continue this week.

A village bowls club is celebrating its half a century this year.

Team mates have paid tribute to a display pilot described as a "very dear friend" after a light aircraft he was flying crashed into a field.

The top two sides in the Senior Section went head-to-head on Sunday.

Lorryloads of soil, boulders, bricks, tyres and asbestos have been found dumped in fields – prompting calls for tougher sanctions against fly-tippers.

As she works towards representing the UK on the international stage, a pageant queen has opened up about her background and charity work.

Matthew Scott has been re-elected to the post of PCC rounding off a series of elections in Kent.

Recruits on a new government-funded scheme will travel to Westminster today to meet a minister.

A bootlace which was left by the Russells' bodies and could prove the identity of their killer beyond doubt has been found after 14 years.

Mum-of-two Emma Cloude quit school at 15 but is now about to reopen a 16th century coaching inn after a multimillion-pound investment.

A 52-year-old says he feels "like a tortoise stuck on its back" after he lost the ability to use his legs two years ago.

A lesser spotted bird which faces extinction has been photographed in the garden of a man in a Kent village.

A wild weekend of family activities and live music by night is coming to a woodland in Kent this summer, in place of the Neverworld festival.

Gillingham manager Steve Evans has already started to discuss with his players who he wants to keep.

In the latest of our What If series of articles, a historian has imagined a very different Britain if the Roman invasion of Kent had never happened.

Bold plans to open new film studios on the site of a former railway works have been held up by the pandemic and will now not open until 2023.

A mum is asking women of all ages and sizes to have their bodies painted and join her on the catwalk.

At the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, we speak to a man who has set up a group where men can share their struggles.