Новости за 22.03.2019

Councillors say NHS plans to shut stroke units has put the lives of 145,000 Kent residents at risk.

A man has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a child and possessing extreme pornographic images.

Gillingham have sent two of their young pros out on loan for the rest of the season.

A spaniel has risen to fame after winning an award for her tidy talents.

A spurned father who attacked the mother of his children with a claw hammer has denied attempted murder.

A renowned town centre takeaway has reopened under new ownership.

A village chip shop has shown its generosity after introducing a revolutionary way to help feed the homeless.

A visitor information centre has been saved from closure but jobs remain at risk as calls made for a council to reallocate funding for new offices.

An 87-year-old man has been jailed for more than eight years after attacking his wife of 46 years.

A music venue has responded to concerns changing its licence will negatively impact neighbours.

A gang has been found guilty of conspiring to steal £250,000 worth of confiscated tobacco from the government.

A woman in her 70s allegedly had bank cards and rings stolen after a man entered her home through an unlocked door.

Wetherspoons are set to begin work on their latest pub next month, while the chain has also revealed the opening date.

A man has been freed from a car after a crash.

Developers have revealed where they plan to start working first if proposals for 10,000 homes are given the go-ahead.

The Home Office has confirmed more migrant incidents, these involving a total 16 people.

One of Kent's most-prominent housing firms has sacked an employee over suspicious comments supporting a planning application for 750 homes.

Schools in the county have been advised they may have to be carers for children stranded because parents are stuck in traffic caused by Brexit.

This year marks a major landmark for the tradition.

Anti-grammar school campaigners say they may take legal action to block a bid for new “satellite” schools in east Kent.

Football legend Chris Kamara is on the hunt for sport's unsung heroes.

Border Force and Kent Police were called after a vessel carrying suspected migrants approached the Kent coast this morning.

Councillors have been accused of going “a little bit over the top” with Brexit preparations by a senior officer from a neighbouring authority.

Crews from the land and air ambulance have been called to an incident near a park.

Campaigners have pitched up outside County Hall to protest against the possible closure of stroke units.