Новости за 16.05.2024

Internet sensation and fitness coach Joe Wicks is set to lead pupils at a Kent primary on a whole school workout.

The air ambulance service will be able to save more lives as it reaches its goal to buy its second helicopter.

Minster captain David Masters admitted they could have made it easier for themselves against Blackheath on Saturday.

Chatham Town chairman Kevin Hake embraced the local community from day one and the club is now getting the rewards.

A healthcare worker who was the first person on the planet to perform her role has told of her pride at being shortlisted for a hospital award.

Liam Sole moves to Scotland full of confidence after his season with Maidstone.

New Ashford boss Danny Kedwell has vowed to bring entertaining football to Homelands.

Ebbsfleet chief executive Damian Irvine believes the club will experience a “simpler” time in the transfer marker this summer.

Zack Fagg made a superb start to the summer for Sandwich Town, top scoring in both games on the first competitive weekend.

Harry Finch has told how a chat with England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes helped inspire his stumping in Kent’s County Championship win at Lancashire.

Gillingham’s former winger and academy coach Jermaine McGlashan never achieved promotion as a player but has found success quickly as a manager.

A secondary school has applied to build a skate park on its grounds to promote the growing sport and hopes of nurturing a future world champion.

Natalie Elphicke's shock defection, leniency in the courts, the education system and housing solutions are all debated on this week's letters page.

The re-opening of one of Kent’s most historic gardens has been scuppered on safety grounds after the owners were landed with a shock £500k bill.

Our reporter’s eyes were bigger than his belly at a harbour-side tapas restaurant promising a bite-sized taste of Spain.

Battle lines are being drawn as hundreds join the fight in a bid to reverse a decision to axe ‘lifeline’ bus services.

Workers at a high-security jail were taken to hospital following a “mass poisoning of staff” that left some struggling to breathe.

Airbnb properties are increasing rapidly across our seaside towns - but should we embrace or fear the rise of the popular app?

Three “remarkable” buildings in Kent have won awards for their exceptional and unique architecture.