Новости за 06.03.2019

Kent has seen the fastest rise in knife crime in the entire country, official figures reveal.

A line-up of events to mark a Kent theatre's 50th anniversary has been announced.

An investigation has been launched into a suspected arson after a huge fire destroyed a large number of plastic fruit containers.

Two women were touched on the leg after being approached by a man in separate incidents in the same town.

A 15-year-old schoolgirl told a jury today of the moment she came face to face with a self-styled "naturist" accused of indecent exposure.

Two company directors had a punch-up which ended with one of them being attacked with a knife, a court heard.

Thirty two years of mourning the victims of the Herald of Free Enterprise have not mended the tear in Dover's heart that the tragedy created.

kmfm listeners sent their hilarious guesses for the three worst words a wife can hear after presenter Laura revealed her husband is in the doghouse.

Professional dancer James Jordan is the bookies' favourite to win ITV show Dancing on Ice this Sunday.

An MP has agreed to fight for more funding for small village schools after admitting the current funding formula "doesn't fit well".

Eileen Rose, 83, is recovering in hospital with burns after neighbours and firefighters rescued her and her pet dog from a blazing bungalow.

Leo Donnellan will do whatever he can to help Maidstone after joining brother Shaun at the Gallagher.

A sex predator, locked up indefinitely for attacking two women, struck again within months of being released into the community.

A court order for travellers to leave a village hall has been served today.

A council is heading to court this morning to try and move travellers from a village hall.

It’s now more than 20 years since a Yorkshireman named John Baker was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma, blood cancer which led his wife Angela to get her Women’s Institute friends to make what they thought would be a light-hearted - and fundraising - nude calendar.

Two drug dealers who installed themselves in the flat of a mother and her teenage daughter have been jailed for a total of almost eight years.

Tesco employs thousands of people across Kent but its relationship with the county has not been without controversy over its 100-year history.

A two-day gaming festival, MineVention, will bring gamers and tournaments to the county, plus a world record attempt.

Britain's oldest brewer has seen a small rise in its underlying pre-tax profits - but fell into the red due to costs from its new finance agreement.

A Conservative council leader has been suspended from the party after he retweeted a tweet which defended the far-right activist Tommy Robinson.

Gills defender Max Ehmer was happy to leave his better half holding the baby.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man following a theft at a supermarket where a man later pulled a knife on a shopper.

Neil Cugley hopes Ira Jackson will stick around at Folkestone Invicta after scoring on his full debut.

Chris Lynch says Sittingbourne will finish in the top 10 after a terrific turnaround.