Новости за 01.05.2024

The Blade editorial “Lake suit correct,” published Thursday, touched a nerve which perhaps points to a problem when it comes to getting Lake Erie cleaned up.

Crime reports

Are you in the market for a new or used Mazda? Before you get your "zoom zoom" on, the good folks at Colorado-based Accurate Automotive have a few words to say about what issues you can expect to face if you become a Mazda owner this year.

Departing Margate manager Mark Stimson has spoken of his frustration after the club’s Isthmian Premier relegation was confirmed.

Gutted Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell admitted football’s a cruel game after their play-off defeat.

Rochester United head into the promotion play-offs with a huge off-the-field boost behind them.

Chatham Town have home advantage tonight in their play-off semi-final but the manager’s confident in his team wherever they play.

There’s no shortage of vacancies in the Southern Counties East Football League after five managers and an assistant departed in just a few days.

Maidstone’s James Hall has enjoyed yet more success on the international stage - this time at the European Artistic Championships in Italy.

May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

Folkestone boss Andy Drury has had little need for sales pitches when it comes to new recruits at the Isthmian Premier outfit this summer.

Title-winning Deal’s final-day celebrations proved a fitting farewell to one of the club’s all-time record scorers.

Coach Mike Sandmann has offered some advice to Dover’s young players as they decide over the summer where their immediate futures lie.

We spoke to the doctors, paramedics and pilots who work for the air ambulance service performing life-saving interventions every day.

Traffic and environmental concerns have been raised over plans for a huge new health club next to a dual carriageway.

A traffic warden sparked outrage after sticking a parking ticket on a funeral car while mourners were paying their respects to a war hero.

Angry bungalow owners feel like they are “living in a box” after new houses were built on land behind their gardens.

Drivers have reported a raft of near-misses, days after signals were switched off at a busy junction as part of improvement works.

From May 1 the rules around dogs on Kent’s beaches change in many areas – so which of our coastal spots remain dog-friendly throughout the summer?

A former takeaway “colonized by pigeons and infested by rats” is a danger to public health, residents have warned.

Complicated works to remove dangerous cladding from a hospital emergency department at high “risk of fire” is set to get underway.

While waiting at the barbers for a trim, Secret Thinker marvels at the choice nowadays - from fader and razor cuts to hot towel shaves and singeing.

What’s keeping oil prices from jumping higher?

People using SH1 north of the Rangitata River at Ealing, in Ashburton District, will face 40-60 minute delays this Friday, 3 May. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi crews are sealing the last piece of freshly reconstructed highway near the Rangitata River ...