Новости за 14.07.2022

Five long-standing high street trees destined to be uprooted in favour of a regeneration scheme will no longer be felled, it has been confirmed.

A lorry driver was arrested after blowing a reading of three times the limit when he was given a drink-drive test by police.

An inspection report has raised concerns over the conditions of facilities for asylum seekers in Kent.

A full weekend closure of the M2, which was set to pile travel misery on drivers as temperatures soar into the 30s, has been postponed.

A Kent MP has urged colleagues to back a leader 'untainted' by recent events as he enters the second round of voting to become the next PM.

The first ever touring production of Dreamgirls blew us away with its dazzling star power.

Many homes and businesses in part of Kent remain without water as supply chaos enters a third day but a "fountain of water" is not another burst main.

Sheppey United are continuing to monitor exciting frontman Rodney Adamon-Eruotor.

An ultra runner who has more than 92,000 followers on a video sharing app has revealed how she built her following.

Co-owner Terry Casey says he wouldn’t change a thing as Maidstone celebrate a decade at the Gallagher Stadium.

Tonbridge new boy Fyn Rutherford turned down the chance to go back on trial at Gillingham to earn a deal at Longmead.

Work to finish a new junction has been delayed further as contractors have been asked to cut back over the summer holidays to ease congestion.

We take a look inside a former Edwardian tea room and theatre which is being saved as part of a high-end residential development.

Early plans for a new solar farm - the size of 102 football pitches - have emerged, to the chagrin of neighbours.

Dartford midfielder Samir Carruthers won't dwell on last season's play-off heartache - he's too busy focusing on the battles ahead.

The team behind the new shop and tasting room promise 'fantastic wines at every price point'.

Two frontline NHS workers are refusing to pay parking fines they were given while caring for a dying Covid patient.

We're in a heatwave and everyone's eyeing a trip to the seaside - so we review a classic shellfish stall and flex our tastebuds', ahem, mussels.

Businesses and councillors have hit out at troublesome road works that have closed a main road.

This time last year a huge fire ripped through a popular club as its owners could only stand on and watch as three decades of hard work was destroyed.

The design of a £70,000 statue has been defended amid claims it resembles a 'marine creature from Pirates of the Caribbean'.

A £326 cash payment will be given to millions of households within days but who is getting help with the cost of living and why?