Новости за 14.09.2021

A two-day vintage festival celebrating the fabulous '40s is back this weekend after a year's absence, with live music and displays.

One of the county's best-known travel names has been taken over as it looks to bounce back after the pandemic.

Defender Harry Ransom has returned for another loan spell at Dover Athletic.

The Home Office has set out its funding package for councils which take in refugees from Afghanistan and says more offers of accommodation are needed.

Working families may be left struggling to pay for food and heating when Universal Credit is cut. But what is the reduction and why is it happening?

A wildcat breeding programme is being planned with the aim of releasing the rare carnivores into the countryside.

The Kent FA have highlighted another weekend of abuse towards their match officials - including one who was punched in the face.

Firms are urged to take advantage of the government's Kickstart scheme before it is due to end later this year.

A Sex Pistols tribute group play on the 45th anniversary year of punk rock becoming nationally famous, or infamous.

There has been another drop in those claiming Universal Credit - but will the end of furlough bring back-to-back falls to an end?

Drivers are facing delays on the M25 after an accident involving a lorry and a crane.

Former Ebbsfleet goalkeeper Jordan Holmes has signed for a club in the A-League.

A thug left a police officer unconscious and requiring surgery after he repeatedly punched them in the face during a horrifying attack.

Ramsgate are working on ambitious plans to build a new stand at Southwood.

Poetry was read out in a service, attended by mayors and an MP, honouring the Royal British Legion in its 100th year.

Litter-pickers make a grim discovery amid the usual discarded cans and mattresses.

Councillors give unanimous approval to a scheme despite its location in a flood zone.

Gillingham defender Jack Tucker isn’t taking much notice of the speculation surrounding his future.

Comedians Josh Widdicombe and Nish Kumar used a recent Gillingham football match as part of a pilot for a potential new Sky TV comedy.

Retired Kent sports journalist Tony Rickson has released his second book - and it's well worth a read.

The contents of a 40p tin of baked beans and sausages were among breakfast items thrown at numerous homes and cars during bizarre attacks by vandals.

A man squirted dangerous chemicals into the face of another who tried to stop him beating a woman in the street.

Could this be an answer to a property developer's prayers? Three former places of worship are up for auction later this month.

A schoolboy performed for the first time in front of thousands of people at Canterbury Pride as his drag persona 'Miss Oatie T'.

This home in a grand Georgian building comes with three reception rooms, views of the Channel...and the country's oldest surviving operating theatre.