Новости за 09.09.2021

Buckingham Palace has asked residents to lend a hand in making the Queen's jubilee celebrations special.

A man has been arrested after a police raid unearthed a cannabis plantation in a house.

Kent County Council has confirmed it will start taking in unaccompanied asylum seeker children again.

A little girl saved by three off-duty emergency workers has been reunited with them as their life-saving efforts were praised by Prince William.

Police were called and children were advised not to speak to strangers after reports of an attempted abduction at Dartford Grammar School.

A teenage cyclist was taken to hospital with head, neck and shoulder injuries after a collision with a car.

MPs have voted in favour of a one day suspension for two Kent MPs after they wrote to a judge after Charlie Elphicke's trial.

The couple behind at wedding proposal chalked on the pavement at Medway Pride have come forward.

An apology has been issued to another applicant caught up in a planning blunder which has seen test decisions published and become legally binding.

Traffic is backing up for miles on a key route through Kent after a crash that has destroyed a caravan.

A man was rushed to hospital after being stabbed in a convenience store in the early hours of the morning.

A driver who ran off and left two of his passengers behind in a burning wreckage of the car after a crash has been jailed and banned from driving.

A Kent bridge has been shortlisted for an award in a global competition after undergoing a major refurbishment project.

Pro-asylum seeker groups has angrily condemned the Home Secretary's plans to turn back refugee dinghies at sea.

Part of a major residential and retail development is to be transformed into student accommodation.

The family of a talented artist and musician who has been missing for 26 days say they are not giving up hope he will be found safe.

A man in prison for murder has been handed an extended sentence for slashing two inmates' faces with a blade.

As crunch talks take place in Whitehall to ease the lorry driver shortages, one industry expert in the county warns it may be too little, too late.

A consultation asking residents for their views on the future use of a 700-year-old building has opened.

A sex attacker who raped a teenage girl after befriending her in the 1990s had been convicted after she came forward decades later.

Kent skipper will know by October 10 if he is on the plane to the Middle East.

A vineyard storage building could be converted into a distillery capable of producing almost 200,000 bottles of spirits every year.

Time to brush off your little one's most adorable outfit, as the Thanet Extra's Cute Kids competition is back for another year.

Children aged just four and five will now be able to join the Scout Association as it launches its first new group for 35 years.

Firefighters faced an unusual challenge last night in a change from fighting fires.