Новости за 09.08.2019

A 40-year-old is set to appear in court for allegedly stealing cash from a taxi driver.

This is the face of a person police would like to speak to after an attempted burglary.

Nearly 40 weapons have been seized by police as part of a crackdown on knife crime and drugs supply.

A total of 65 people have been arrested over the past week in the latest crackdown on knife crime and drugs supply.

Train services are being disrupted and traffic lights are down due to a huge power cut.

An interior designer from Kent will appear on a new Bake Off style TV show with fellow hopefuls trying to secure a contract at a top London hotel.

'The Oyster man' has been crowned winner of an oyster eating contest "six-ish" times.

Three neighbours have won £30,000 each, with more money going to a nearby special needs school.

With high winds of up to 60mph expected over the weekend, several events have been forced to cancel.

A moggy with his paw "hanging off" has been rescued by an animal charity.

A teenage girl who had been missing for a week has been found.

An urgent appeal has been issued in the search for a 15-year-old missing for five days.

A crash between a bus and a car has blocked a town centre road.

An annual outdoor arts extravaganza has been cancelled due to fears about the weather.

Police are investigating after a rabbit was snatched from a back garden and bludgeoned to death.

A passenger who says he can't read or write has been 'fined' £20 after he couldn't operate an out-of-hours automatic ticket machine.

Firefighters were called to a washing machine fire, caused by an electrical fault, earlier this morning.

Momentum to save a town's Brexit Banksy mural has not crumbled despite the £1million artwork peeling away from the dilapidated building it is on

One man was punched and kicked in the head before the assailants fled the scene.

Planning permission for an outdoor activity park at Bluewater has been approved by council bosses.

A drug dealer will need to sell his home after a judge ordered him to pay back thousands of pounds made from his criminal exploits over six years.

Plans are underway for an iconic red telephone box to have a new lifesaving purpose.

A group who left a beach covered in 20 tonnes of waste have been slapped with a warning by a council.

A group who left a beach covered in litter with 20 tonnes of waste strewn on the sand and seafront have been slapped with a warning by the council.

Guests have again been invited to a care home after no-one turned up to a chat session with elderly residents.