Новости за 29.01.2024

A consultation on the future of a ferry service ends this week.

Kent County Council and Thurrock Council have financially supported the Gravesend to Tilbury link since 2000. But financial pressures on both authorities have led them to review their spending.

The service, which runs six days a week between 5.40am and 7pm, carries out more than 100,000 passenger journeys a year.

The consultation was launched at the start of the year and closes on Ferbuary 4. It can be viewed here. Читать дальше...

Ebbsfleet have sacked manager Dennis Kutrieb after plunging back into the National League relegation zone on Saturday.

Gillingham have let one of their defenders leave as they look to freshen up their League 2 squad.

We’re giving away two one-year gym memberships to a state-of-the-art leisure centre to help you stick to your New Year goals.

Gravesend racked up seven scores as they made light work of London Cornish in Regional 2 South East.

Medway got the better of Sutton & Epsom again with a 37-26 win in Regional 2 South East.

A last-minute try by captain Jamie Stephens gave Canterbury a narrow National League 2 East win over Worthing.

A carer who stole thousands of pounds from people with learning disabilities has been ordered to repay every penny – or go to prison.

Taxpayers will have to foot the bill after developers won an appeal to build more than 40 homes on farmland in a ‘tranquil’ community.

The landlord of a pub that allowed underage drinking and crime and disorder has been removed following a licence review leaving him £9k in debt.

A Maidstone fan who fell from the upper tier of a stand at Ipswich while celebrating a goal has described the moment he landed on the crowd below.

Co-owner Oliver Ash was in a state of disbelief after Maidstone’s shock FA Cup victory at Ipswich - even joking about winning the whole thing.

A crackdown on “intimidating” beggars will see wardens dish out £100 fines – but those in genuine need fear they might be caught in the crossfire.

Plans reveal a Grade II-listed pub run by Paul Hollywood's wife could be closed and converted into a residential property.

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Gillingham defender Max Ehmer can see things are on the right path for the team this season.