Новости за 07.05.2019

A new tram system could link Kent and Essex - using an innovative tunnel built in sections and sunk into the Thames.

A shop shrouded in plastic sheeting for weeks is being unveiled to customers.

Driver joins star-studded line-up entertaining clients at top sporting events.

A police raid found a drug dealer sat on his sofa with a Samurai sword at his side.

Those behind the technology say they will speed up traffic flows and cut pollution.

Grammar schools in Kent admitted more than 1,500 children who had not passed the 11 plus, according to figures obtained by a campaign group.

A supermarket chain has set up a mobile kiosk to take over after a village store was damaged by a fire.

A 51-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and assaulting a police officer.

Kent reveal their overseas replacement for Australian Matt Renshaw.

A woman has been sexually assaulted as she went for an evening run.

The shortlist for the county's top business awards has been selected by the judges - so who's in the running for glory?

A motorist who was arrested over the weekend for 'driving aggressively' at pedestrians has been bailed until later this month.

A security guard stripped off his clothes and smashed a glass into a bridegroom’s face the day before his wedding.

A motorcyclist in his 60s is in a critical condition following a serious crash.

A 26-year-old man found dead in a shelter near his home has been described as a "great guy with a big heart" by friends.

Additional land purchases will help link a housing development to international railway station.

Students in the county set to benefit from combined job and study programme.

Commuters faced delays into the capital after emergency services were called to a busy station.

A school given a damning Ofsted report is much better-equipped to cope with multi-cultural pupils moving to the area from London, bosses claim.

Hundreds of ugly tags have been removed from the district's streets and buildings as part of a blitz on graffiti.

Ever wondered what that horse represents on the Kent flag? We answer everything you ever wanted to know about Kent but were too afraid to ask.

Two derelict buildings close to a town's only chain hotel could be driving visitors away, residents fear.

Two doctors have thrown a goodbye party after 33 years at a practice which they'll be leaving after it was taken over by a different provider.

It proved a busy afternoon for some of Gillingham's players as big numbers turned up for the open day.

Gills striker Tom Eaves says he'll cherish his spell at Priestfield if he moves on this summer.