Новости за 01.06.2023

A teenager admitted breaching his sentence after he went abroad to attend the funeral of his uncle and aunt who were killed in a car crash.

A clothing brand has announced it will be opening its first physical store at a Kent shopping centre.

A mela bringing together a cultural mix of music, food and more is back this weekend.

Dartford boss Alan Dowson is counting on new signing Paul Rooney to toughen up his midfield.

Sheppey United manager Jack Midson turns 40 in September - but that doesn’t mean he’s ready to stop pitching in.

Maidstone’s retained players are fired up to prove a point in National League South.

A woman who was beaten and threatened by her ex-partner has bravely shared her story as she works to help other victims of domestic abuse.

The divisive design of new paving laid in a high street makes the city “look like Essex”, it has been claimed.

Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb can now be talked about in the same breath as Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp and former Norwich manager Daniel Farke.

Chairman Brad Galinson has been thinking about locations for a new stadium - but Gillingham won’t be moving just yet.

Joint-boss Roland Edge is delighted to have landed Folkestone’s first summer recruit - a player who’s made an impression when he’s faced his new club.

From Labour-Lib Dem coalitions to Kent’s first Green council – has the Conservative blue wall in the county finally been breached?

A ‘wonky’ house condemned after a giant sinkhole opened up outside is set to be auctioned off again – much to the frustration of neighbours.

Here's just some of the criminals including burglars, thugs, sex offenders, drug dealers and killers who were locked up last month.

This week, our readers air their views on the government's inaction over climate change, the Tories' battering at the polls and the 'woke agenda'.

An old medical centre put up for sale could be a “perfect opportunity” to bring a GP back to an area set for hundreds of new homes.

Anxious dog walkers fear a huge hole dug out by yobs and filled with rubbish is an accident waiting to happen.

Feel-good musical Sister Act, starring Lesley Joseph and Sandra Marvin, is coming back for a second run of dates in Kent.

Singer John Lydon, formerly known as Johnny Rotten, will be sharing anecdotes from his life and career in a huge nationwide tour.