Новости за 07.01.2022

A search for a 60-year-old man has been called off after a body was found in a Kent village.

The Medway Queen which rescued thousands of soldiers during the Second World War is home after £150k restoration work.

Ashford boss Tommy Warrilow has completed the signing of striker Frannie Collin.

A district has gained more than £170,000 in a Government grant to help people such as rough sleepers and the elderly.

A national footwear chain with a number of branches across Kent is opening a store next weekend.

Kent captain Sam Billings has been called up to England's Test squad as cover.

A disqualified driver who was found with cocaine in his car while driving uninsured has been banned from driving.

An innovation park has smashed its expected target for new tenants over the last 12 months.

A legal and professional services group says it is planning expansion into Kent after its latest merger.

Sheppey gets its own chapter in a new book about British islands.

An appeal has been launched to find a missing man - as detectives say they are "particularly concerned" for his welfare.

A police chase ended in arrests after a stolen car crashed into wall.

An abuser has been jailed after he beat up his partner, threatened to flush her dog down the toilet and attacked her with a makeshift flame thrower.

Punk singer and TV presenter Toyah is bringing her new tour to a small venue in Medway this spring.

Tonbridge Angels hope to have a 3G pitch in place at Longmead for the start of next season.

Manager Tommy Warrilow can see the improvement in Gary Lockyer since his move to Ashford.

A new high-profile pastry shop has opened under a master pastry maker in a Kent town.

Home support for Gillingham will be crucial this weekend says boss Steve Evans.

All the latest football fixtures and results for our teams and beyond.

Residents fear installing new public toilets on a village recreation ground will be money down the pan.

Plate expectations: If value for money when you're eating out matters to you in 2022, Secret Drinker has just the pub.

Disappointed residents have likened a new art installation on a controversial lakeside housing estate to a "giant dog poo".

A cattery which has been operating for 30 years has launched an appeal after it lost its licence.