Новости за 14.07.2022

Fire crews were called to a derelict house fire.

Repair works on a historical building which homes a popular pub will begin after a fire started in the building two months ago.

The environment watchdog has called for water company bosses to be jailed for serious pollution following a damning report into the industry.

Kent suffered their third defeat of the season after collapsing on the final day against Northamptonshire at Canterbury on Thursday.

Our reporter tries his luck at a new history-themed adventure golf course - his first time playing since 1975!

An eco-friendly business is set to close for good after struggling financially with supplier increases and the cost of living crisis.

Police investigating two racist attacks have released pictures of men they want to talk to.

An 'electrical fire' at a council building has led to power outages in a town.

The site of a former nudist resort has gone up for auction for a six-figure sum.

A female champion bodybuilder is backing a new gym as it aims to be more accessible in efforts to fight the obesity crisis.

An animal lover says she may have to call in a vet as her horses struggle in intense heat amid a huge water shortage in Kent.

A Kent MP will appear in several TV debates in the next stage of the Tory leadership battle after making it through the next round.

Men who stole power tools and a van from a conservation group were foiled by police after it was used to nick bikes from a popular park.

Police have issued a public appeal as concern grows for a 23-year-old man not seen since yesterday.

A popular hair salon has closed its doors after more than three decades.

Royal Mail has designed eight sporting stamps to mark the start of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham later this month.

A 35-year-old man is due to appear in court charged with a string of offences after a car was stolen and others interfered with.

Demonstrators picketing County Hall failed to save 38 bus services that will now end in October.

Southern Water says homes which were without water will receive £30 for each 12 hours their taps were dry.

A 100-strong work party is camping out as work takes place to restore a 600-year-old chapel which used to house a fascinating relic.

The DPD parcel firm says it will create the equivalent of 250 full-time jobs when it opens a new logisitcs centre in Kent.

Schools rated among the worst in the country for air pollution are campaigning to stop drivers leaving their engines running while dropping off and collecting children.

A bid for a judicial review launched by dozens of travellers who do not want to leave a seafront site has been rejected.

A club which promotes equality in sport is bracing itself for a surge in interest in girls' football following England's Lionesses' Euro success.

Arriva bus company is not calling at three stops on a housing estate during six weeks of work to replace gas mains.