Новости за 23.09.2022

Flowers and a bottle of beer have been left as tributes to a young footballer.

Money left in the will of a BBC engineer whose leg was saved by surgeons has been used by a hospital to buy a simulator to train future medics.

'Itsy Bitsy' 80s children's TV presenter Timmy Mallett has been on an 'utterly brilliant' bike ride along Kent's coast - painting as he goes.

A Kent MP hopes to raise concerns over Channel crossings in person as total number of people arriving this year exceeds 30,000.

Wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson will be leaving Kent at the end of the season to join Durham.

Commuter services are suspended after a freight train broke down.

The owners of a paper mill, which has been operating for 284 years, has been placed into administration.

A gourmet festival is offering a packed programme of foodie masterclasses on everything from vegan sushi to artisan gin and gluten-free cakes.

New head coach Karl Lennon is in at the deep end as the Invicta Dynamos start their season against the champions.

Hakan Hayrettin is searching for consistency as Maidstone prepare to face National League leaders Chesterfield.

Gary Lockyer has unfinished business at Ashford United after rejoining his hometown club.

Manager Dennis Kutrieb is warning in-form Ebbsfleet “the world could look completely different” if they allow themselves to now become complacent.

Dartford boss Alan Dowson takes on one of his former clubs this weekend - and he's eager for victory.

Teenage midfielder Josh Chambers is back training with Gillingham and in talks over a new deal having spent the summer looking at options elsewhere.

Gillingham will be venturing into the unknown as they take on a Hartlepool United team with a new manager.

Gillingham will need to make changes to their defence after an international call-up for their ever-present centre-back.

Chelsea Little is bringing showbiz stories, TikTok dances and jazz hands as she joins Garry Wilson for the Breakfast Show.

A councillor has slammed a £20m levelling-up plan, saying money would be better spent on a new swimming pool rather than an adventure golf course.

Exclusive: Wardens brought in to crack down on litter have dished out almost a quarter of a million pounds in fines in just four months.

The mother of a tot born with an ultra-rare genetic condition says there is hope after the first stage of life-changing drug research was successful.

Secret Drinker finds the feel-good factor and a legend of a landlord on his latest pub outing.

Plans for a huge development on prime farmland are set to be given the go-ahead following numerous legal troubles and delays.