Новости за 03.11.2021

By day, dad Stacey Dighton has a 'sensible' job as a procurement director. But when he's at home he has created a supernatural world of murder.

The first night opening of a town's new food hall proved a big success.

A town centre takeaway won't be able to open later than normal after police and politicians said the move would be a recipe for disaster.

Passersby rushed to the aid of a motorcyclist after he came off his bike following a crash close to the entrance of a Kent college.

A man is in hospital after a crash between a pedestrian and a car near a town centre bus station causing delay on the busy route.

The best friend of a dad-to-be who died in a horror crash has paid tribute to the fun-loving 18-year-old.

Toy experts have revealed the top 12 toys, available to buy this Christmas, that they think will be this year's must-have items.

Plans for Remembrance Sunday 2021 are emerging, with ceremonies this time taking place on November 14.

Lanes have been closed following a multi-vehicle crash on the A2 leading to delays and queues of nearly four miles.

Graffiti scrawled in red and reading 'No War But The Class War' has been left over a 'dirty' pile of rubbish in a town centre.

Part of the A249 had to be shut this morning due to a van fire.

A union has slammed a government review into the reasons train firm Southeastern was stripped of its franchise last month.

Organisers of one of the first major business events of the new year have unveiled a host of speakers it has added to its line-up.

Police have appealed for witnesses or dashcam footage after a cyclist was injured in a collision with a sports car.

One of Kent's largest secondary schools is advertising for a principal in a 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity.

There are still tickets to see Grammy-award winning singer Michael Bublé's rescheduled date in Kent next year waiting to be snapped up.

Sittingbourne assistant manager Darren Pont credits the computer game Fifa with helping today’s players become more tactically aware.

An environmentalist has urged a borough council to use its Local Plan Review to develop policies to improve its watercourses.

Boss Neil Cugley insists teenage striker Tyler Sterling still has a future at Folkestone - despite joining rivals Hythe on a one-month loan.

Manager Derek Hares is setting his sights on another unbeaten run for his Deal side.

A coach of an under-9 football team has admitted using aggravated language towards one of his own players.

Gillingham defender Jack Tucker would love another crack at a top team in the FA Cup.

A young woman left ill for several days after her drink was spiked on a night out says tougher measures and understanding is needed from venue bosses.

A security guard sacked by a school returned to steal iPads intended for disadvantaged pupils during lockdown but was caught on CCTV.

An increasing number of green spaces could soon be covered in wild meadows to benefit plants and animals after a successful pilot scheme.