Новости за 03.03.2022

An independent inquiry is likely to be held into major delays in sourcing transport to take special needs children to and from school in Kent.

A van robber has been jailed for a serious assault in which he hit the victim with a wooden bat.

Unclear as to why there's conflict in Ukraine? Here's our guide on why Russia has invaded, what happens next and the impact it could have on us.

A well-used route had to be shut after a lorry crashed off it and brought down a telegraph pole which fell and blocked the road.

A leading parcel delivery firm is expanding in the county and plans to hire 150 new full and part-time staff when it opens later this year.

Polish baker Ela Pogorzelska's small back street shop has been turned into a depot for dropping off essential items for Ukrainian refugees.

A thug who aided a pair of armed burglars who terrorised three homes in a Kent town has been sent to prison.

A Kent pub has stopped selling Russian vodka because of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

A police appeal has been issued after drain cover thefts left potentially dangerous holes in the ground.

Twenty-seven charges have been authorised against one man after a series of break-ins and thefts on an estate in just one day.

A school trust has been accused of holding back thousands of pounds in backdated holiday pay owed to low paid staff, in "leadership wallets".

Police confirmed they were called to a residential address after the body of a man was found yesterday.

Opinion is divided on whether MP Adam Holloway's visit to Ukraine is a reckless trip or a brave and worthwhile mission.

Burger chain Five Guys is set to add to its portfolio of Kent locations when it opens a new store.

A helicopter and armed officers were sent out after a teenager was reportedly seen with a firearm.

A bus company has threatened to pull a school service after repeated damage was caused.

Those with Post Office card accounts who collect child benefit or tax credits face big changes to the way they receive their money from next month.

A family threatened with being turfed out of their ancestral country home have launched a campaign to preserve its legacy of public access.

A notice for 18 days of road closures reveals when streets in a seaside town will be shut over the next two months for filming of a Hollywood movie.

Outbreaks of the vomiting bug are rising sharply in England, with the UK Health Security Agency warning out-of-season cases may be on the increase.

A 13-year-old boy with complex needs has been rejected by almost 30 schools.

A popular seafront pub which closed suddenly in January is to reopen with a new landlady.

Aviators behind a new airfield scheme are defending their plans amid a second public consultation.

A GP surgery which looks after 8,700 patients has been put into special measures after health inspectors rated it 'inadequate'.

The first stage of a long-awaiting refurbishment of a multiplex cinema will open tonight with a midnight showing of the new Batman film.