Новости за 23.03.2024

Gillingham boss Stephen Clemence hopes their weekend win hopes to settle things down after a tough few weeks.

A controversial 23rd National League South defeat this season at home against in-form Farnborough left bottom team Dover on the brink of relegation.

The government has been urged to consider everything possible to reduce the impact of the EU entry and exit system when it begins this October.

It was a case of job done for Maidstone as Reiss Greenidge settled a forgettable game against Weston.

Dartford remain in the National League South relegation zone after former boss Alan Dowson failed to mark his return with a win.

Gillingham were twice behind at Morecambe but left with a much-needed win.

A drink-driver who slammed into the back of another car says he didn’t stop because he thought he’d hit a pothole.

Follow all the action as it happens from today’s football, involving Gillingham, Dartford, Maidstone and Dover.

A cash-strapped school’s controversial plans to build a house on its land in a bid to make money have been thrown out.

A charity says those with learning difficulties struggle to find jobs, after a post showing a woman with Down’s syndrome working in Asda went viral.

A proposal for a hookah lounge has been refused just weeks after police claimed it could lead to rowdy behaviour and attract crime to a high street.

Big talent Moses Itauma made light work of his latest opponent and was instantly looking for another.

A son has spoken of his devastation after learning his mum's death from cancer could have been avoided.

Dartford manager Ady Pennock has reshaped his squad for the final eight games of the season.

Volunteers also collected 60 bags of litter in an attempt to make the river safer and cleaner.

Sam Noakes’ former coach at Westree ABC has revealed what makes the British lightweight champion so good.

The three-day event will see more than 150 tattoo artists from around the world showcase their jaw-dropping designs.

Kent is blessed with two motorways - but is one of them the nation’s most soul-destroying, asks our columnist?

As a bakery boss looks to safeguard his business’s future, he takes a walk down memory lane to explain why customers keep coming back.

A bonfire night event which attracts thousands of people every year has been cancelled due to the “mammoth” three-month-long clean-up task

The demolition of several dilapidated buildings is finally due to start, paving the way for a seafront redevelopment to begin.

A former pub once teeming with fans during cricket matchdays could now become a care home with a community cafe and bar