Новости за 05.03.2022

Three fire engines were sent to the scene of a house fire believed to have been sparked by an electrical fault.

Gillingham boss Neil Harris admitted Bolton Wanderers were deserved winners at Priestfield on Saturday but questioned why his team's levels dropped.

A council has been accused of 'giving away' land which is destined for 150 seafront homes, following a bid of £26.6m from a buyer.

Soaring costs blamed for setback on plans for new community hall as town council admits scheme will have to be scaled back.

Maidstone stormed back from two goals down to beat Hungerford at the Gallagher Stadium.

George Porter scored twice as Dartford defeated National League South leaders Dorking on Saturday.

Daniel Phillips picked up his third red card of the season as relegation-threatened Gillingham lost at home to Bolton Wanderers.

Villagers wishing to view plans for a 5,000-home development have been told they must arrive within a 10-minute window.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of driving while on drugs after police trailed a car with cloned plates to a holiday park.

A community has come together to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Police have renewed their appeal for witnesses to come forward after a cyclist died in a collision.

All the action as Gills host Bolton in League 1, Dartford face National League South leaders Dorking and Maidstone versus Hungerford.

A warning has been issued after fraudsters posing as police officers stole almost £10,000 from elderly people in a telephone scam.

Our political editor Paul Francis asks if gestures have any real impact on the war in Ukraine and considers fears about the council tax discount.

A keen singer from Kent is set to step into the shoes of one of his favourite artists on tonight's episode of a new ITV talent show.

A fundraiser for a memorial bench has been set up to honour the memory of an 11-year-old boy who died after being hit by a minibus.

A building company which received thousands of pounds worth of donations for Ukraine in less than 48 hours has set off to hand deliver them in Poland.

Concerns have been raised about the number of GP surgeries that close at lunchtimes despite a huge backlog in patients waiting for appointments.

A man has died following a car crash in the early hours on a town bypass.

One of the county's busiest routes is closed this weekend as work continues to transform a heavily congested junction.

Canterbury's Millie Knight has exceeded her own expectations after winning her fourth Paralympic medal on Saturday.

A councils effort to prevent rising car parking prices has been unsuccessful.

What a glorious feeling! Steps’ Faye Tozer stars in the stage production that delights (and drenches) audiences.

Traditional bed and breakfast owners fear they could be squeezed out by massive student complexes offering rooms to tourists in the summer.

A woman who was given a fine for littering after leaving bread and seeds at a popular spot by a river, says she was treated like a criminal.