Новости за 19.03.2019

A 21-year-old who has alopecia and daily seizures shows fashion is for everyone.

The cost of Kent County Council's travel pass for school children is to rise by £60.

Get set for some jawdropping stunts and adrenalin-fuelled acts when the circus arrives back in the county this week.

A man is to go on trial in August accused of murdering a wheelchair-bound neighbour on Valentine's Day.

Police have released a picture of a man wanted in connection with a serious crime.

DVDs, test cricket tickets, London Marathon t-shirts and a teddy bear were among gifts offered to police staff.

A dispute with insurers means a family have not been able to return home after a DIY job went wrong.

The documents for a controversial garden town project have officially gone live online for the public to view.

A driver narrowly avoided having her car towed after ignoring warnings for almost 30 parking fines.

A councillor who retweeted support for a far-right activist has been allowed back into the Tory party.

Chain has gone into administration putting 1,000 jobs nationwide at risk.

Dole queues lengthened by more than 1,700 people in the last month across Kent.

Jacob's appeal has raised enough money to fund his medical plane to new life in Ireland.

Wedding bells are in the air for a couple who met after being evacuated from a supermaret.

John Frisby, the politician who famously criticised the "fat cats" in local government, has died.

A paranoid schizophrenic who went to his neighbours' in "a blind rage" and killed a mother and daughter has been convicted of manslaughter.

A bedridden grandmother who died in a fire had been given flame-proof bedsheets weeks before her death, but never used them.

The army, police and defence officers have been called to help remove an unauthorised camp site this afternoon.

Three young tourists who plunged to their deaths over a waterfall were not properly warned of the dangers, a coroner has concluded.

A road leading to the top of cliffs has been cordoned off. But no one knows why...

Noise concerns dominate as public tell planning inspectors their thoughts about proposals to reopen Manston Airport as cargo hub would harm pupils.

Four statues - including a bronze Buddha figure - which are worth a combined total of £27,000 have been stolen.

A grandfather accused of conspiring to steal £250,000 worth of tobacco claims he accidentally helped a suspect because “it wasn’t a good day.”

A 32-year-old man has been charged following a string of burglaries and thefts in East Kent.

A woman was left with cuts to her knee, elbow and hands after her handbag was snatched.