Новости за 29.09.2019

The Environment Agency is warning residents to protect themselves and their property.

A man has been taken into custody following a 'high-risk domestic incident.

Ben Martin, 32, a borough councillor in Swale, has been selected to stand as MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey for the next general election.

Lanes have reopened on a stretch of motorway following a car blaze.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested for drug offences and dangerous driving.

The tide is abnormally high across Kent, as the Environment Agency issues flood warnings.

Take a look at the new Wetherspoon pub which will officially open to customers this week.

Police appeal for witnesses after a man says he was hit over the head.

A man has been taken to a hospital after a midnight attack in a town centre.

Drivers have been warned "you need more time to brake when the road is a lake" after a tailgating incident.

Emergency services have responded to an accident involving a car and a motorcycle.

A last gasp fundraising effort from a junior football team has helped ensure their new season kicks off on time.

Matt McClure completed the first hat-trick of his career after being dug out at half-time by his bosses.

This is where you can expect delays as a £1.8 million operation to replace three miles of gas main along the A2 gets underway.

This is where you can expect delays when a £1.8m operation to replace three miles of gas main along the A2 gets underway.

Our weekly look back in time in Medway Memories features the rags to riches tale of author Lena Kennedy and her husband Fred.

A mammoth £1.8m operation to replace three miles of gas main along the A2 is to start on Monday. Motorists have been warned to expect delays.

A national gardening award is the latest achievement by members of a mental health support group.

Tributes have been paid to a former newspaper employee turned author who recounted her life in wartime Kent.

A petition has been launched by anti-fox hunting campaigners to end a Boxing Day hunt meeting in public.

Plans to replace a shopping centre with a 15-storey tower block have been branded 'out of character' — what do you think of the scheme?