Новости за 11.05.2024

A dentist is planning to treat more than 100 new NHS patients a month as part of expansion plans.

Controversial plans for a sewage plant to treat 6,000 new homes have been thrown out following concerns over “intolerable odours”.

A grammar school where pupils are learning in the gym and dining room has been given the green light for a new teaching block.

Leeds & Broomfield host The Mote in their Kent Cricket League Championship opener with potentially more than just points at stake.

Bearsted under-12s have been crowned champions in their first year in the Maidstone Boys Primary League.

National Mills Weekend returns with more than 100 mills celebrating their heritage - including three Kent attractions.

Mersham Sports captain Jack Wilson has challenged his team to rewrite the club's history books by winning promotion.

It’s back…Europe sings its heart out tonight but brace yourself for the annual chorus of disapproval.

Almost every Kent council hiked parking charges in their latest budgets - but where will you pay the most to leave your car for an hour?

A new LGBTQ+ group has launched to create ‘safe spaces’ for its members, many of whom have been subject to hate crimes and abuse.

A couple who committed depraved offences related to child sexual abuse have been jailed.

A volunteer escaped death after sending his pickaxe through an electrical cable buried in the ground while planting trees.