Новости за 05.12.2019

A mum is warning parents to be vigilant after her young child was taken by a man in a shopping centre.

Engineers are working to fix a fault on a train line.

Two pensioners are among three people found guilty of a public order offence in an Extinction Rebellion protest in Kent.

A firm is said to have cut a bus service after one of its drivers was assaulted.

Gillingham's FA Cup third round tie against Premier League West Ham has been moved for live television coverage.

Fresh plans to demolish the home of a former social club and build a block of flats have been submitted.

An election debate in the county's most marginal seat focused on supporting people with learning difficulties.

Around 860 grammar school pupils are being moved into a "modern" six-storey building.

A new Greggs store is set to open at Bluewater.

Bakery bosses have set their eyes on moving into the Greenhithe shopping centre in March, with job adverts going online this week.

It will join the 330 shops and 40 cafés and restaurants at one of Kent's most popular shopping centres.

A spokesman for the company said they are "looking to open a new shop in March and will have more information about it in the near future".

Earlier... Читать дальше...

A Christmas tree dedicated to Lucas Dobson is among the uniquely decorated spruces in a festive display.

A Christmas tree dedicated to Lucas Dobson is among the uniquely decorated spruces in a festive display.

An investigation has been launched into allegations against the head of a school charging nearly £5,000-a-term in fees.

Fire crews are reminding people to follow simple tumble dryer safety and maintenance tips after a blaze this morning.

Workers have voted to walk out over a pay dispute which could lead to serious delays for the delivery of new car models.

A woman caught urinating in the street has been prosecuted by a council.

The opening of a new restaurant, bar and delicatessen has been pushed back until next year.

Stunning new pictures of a £5 billion theme park in Kent, which is set to open in 2024, have been released.

Animal park keepers have been treated to an early Christmas present after the birth of a baby African elephant.

A befriending service has come up with a new idea to help lonely, isolated people.

Opposition from more than 150 residents and three councils was not enough to stop a council U-turn on lorries travelling through a village.

A comprehensive ranking of the country's MPs makes dim reading for most of Kent's representatives.

The final part of the River Thames last standing power station will be brought down later this month.

A mum is celebrating her second Christmas since being diagnosed with cancer, by offering decorations to those who need them.

Council bosses still want to press ahead with plans to build a car park on water meadows despite the land being flooded this weekend.

Not decided who has got your vote? Tonight's hustings may help you decide.