Новости за 29.07.2022

Is this the right time for KCC to be consulting taxpayers on how to save millions, asks our political editor.

Officers say they are growing increasingly concerned for his welfare of a missing man.

Loud bangs have been heard while thick black smoke billows from a shopping centre car park.

Former Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been showing his face in Kent to gain support amid his campaign to be Prime Minister.

Residents are urged to keep their windows and door shut while crews respond to a derelict building fire.

A prison guard who twice raped a sex worker and stockpiled weapons at his home has been locked up.

A pensioner who man used his position in singing and dancing groups to prey on his victims and sexually assault them has narrowly avoided jail.

Kent athletes are among those to have been named for the European Championships.

Cable thieves have left 8,000 of homes and businesses without phone and broadband services.

A short piece with a strong message made by young film-makers has had its first screening.

A runner who only took up the sport two years ago is preparing to compete in national championships and he's got half an eye on the Olympics.

A stalker who subjected victims to repeat attacks, and then fled court after his arrest, has finally been jailed.

A baker has revealed all about her stint on Bake Off: The Professionals after only making her first cake three years ago.

In a parody of Kent girl Alessia Russo's semi-final goal staff from the American Embassy have thrown their support behind the Lionesses.

Travellers have left a boot fair field after being threatened with police action.

A language cafe set up to help those from other countries improve their English is proving a big hit.

Officers have arrested 58 people after a summer crackdown on crime and seized drugs and weapons in the major police operation.

A main route was closed to traffic for several hours while emergency crews dealt with a house fire.

Seam bowler Matt Milnes is to leave Kent at the end of the season.

Forward Lewis Walker has joined Gillingham a day before the new League 2 season begins.

Leaders across the county have joined forces to demand the government finds a solution to stop chaos on Kent's roads.

A mysterious masked man has sparked confusion in a quiet neighbourhood after 10 manhole covers were stolen in one night.

Councillors have been accused of ignoring public opinion by agreeing to scatter a long-standing market across an area spanning half a mile.

More details have been released as to how households will get £400 to help with energy costs, but with bills trippling can it make a difference?

A gym owner says martial arts could solve many social issues in society.