Новости за 10.12.2021

A move to give the public more time to consider development proposals has failed.

Planners have deferred a decision on whether to allow Britain's largest vineyard permission to build a £30m processing plant and visitor centre.

Accommodation for pupils of a private school has been given the go ahead at a nearby scheme aiming to revamp a rundown part of a town.

Double amputee Tony Hudgell, seven, has been chatting to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at a Royal carol concert.

A bar which was forced to temporarily close after reports multiple people were spiked has reopened with "enhanced" security measures.

Around £6,000 in cash has been seized along with two Rolex watches, mobile phones and other items linked to the sale of class A drugs after early-morning raids by police.

Councillors believe a supermarket chain may have down-played the likely effect of increased traffic from a proposed new store.

The number of patients with Covid in the county's hospitals is four times lower than in December 2020 despite there being twice as many cases.

Two of Kent's busiest household waste recycling centres are trialling a same-day online booking system.

Two men attacked a woman outside a pub, breaking her jaw and leaving her eating through a straw for eight weeks.

An eight-year old girl has correctly answered 210 maths questions in only one minute and has broken a world record

Sam Noakes has double cause for celebration - his first professional title and a new contract with promoter Frank Warren.

A man who spent years off his life on and off the streets has achieved his dream of working for a homeless charity.

Ashford’s midweek Kent Senior Cup victory was just what they needed following a rare league defeat.

Dartford boss Steve King is weighing up whether their three-man defence is reducing their chances in front of goal.

Gillingham boss Steve Evans joked he’ll be naming supporters on the bench at Fleetwood after picking over the ruins of a midweek trip to Rotherham.

Construction workers who began breaking ground at a controversial housing estate have downed tools.

The death of a nine-month-old who choked on food while at nursery will be investigated by police.

Owners of a popular restaurant in a Georgian manor are planning to increase the number of hotel rooms available at their historic site.

Drivers should expect long delays and some problems on major routes, says the AA, which expects millions of cars to take to the roads this Christmas.