Новости за 13.03.2023

Hospital medics are treating a man with life-threatening injuries after he was struck by a train.

Medway's penultimate match in Regional 1 South East ended in disappointment.

Emergency crews were called to reports of a gas leak at a supermarket distribution centre early this morning.

A group of 24 female athletes are hoping to raise enough funds to compete at a worldwide cheerleading championship in the United States.

Kent's Children's Awards are back and here's how you can nominate a child, family or charity for an award and the chance to win a fantastic prize.

A man has died after being hit by a train between stations in London and Kent.

Off-colour Canterbury suffered a third successive defeat at the weekend - and they could face a battle to beat the drop.

A couple discovered their home had been turned into a giant beehive - after honey started dripping down the walls.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning across the county as winds expected to reach 50mph.

A former Kent schoolboy has picked up an Oscar for Best Cinematography for his work on Netflix's anti-war epic.

George Elokobi loved Sol Wanjau-Smith’s Panenka penalty during Maidstone’s FA Trophy tie against Barnet.

Bus firm bosses say they are being forced to wait outside people's homes for long periods to stop drivers parking at their stops.

Kent's Ross Smith is keeping his feet on the ground despite a second players’ championship title which moved him into the world's top 16.

If you’re trying to think of ways to keep the whole family happy during the school holidays, we’ve got you covered.

Gillingham’s fine form since January is pulling them clear of relegation and midfielder Alex MacDonald believes that momentum will be key next season.

A long-neglected high street building once home to Burton and Dorothy Perkins could soon be transformed into a rooftop restaurant.

A newly-licensed driver who had been out partying on New Year's Eve crashed his BMW into a lamppost and ended up in a field.

A dad-of-three is touring the UK and Europe playing snooker after thinking his life was over when he lost a leg.

Plans have been put forward to build 220 homes on a former sorting office site in a town centre, as well as shops, a café and a restaurant.

The mum of a teenager who died after taking pills on a night out says seeing the dealer who sold him the drugs jailed has brought her some "closure".

Doctors have been denied leave to attend their own weddings, forced to use bins as chairs and left unable to use consulting rooms at Kent hospitals.