Monday 6 December 2021

Today's headlines


LOCAL NEWS

DAY:     MONDAY

DATE:  6 DECEMBER 2021

 


West Kent Radio News, I'm Nigel Peacock

Police have launched a murder inquiry after a man was fatally injured in Caley Road, Tunbridge Wells, early on Saturday morning. Police, fire and ambulance services were called to the scene at around 3:15 am, following reports of a disturbance. Witnesses are being sought, including any CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage. Roads around the scene remained closed over the weekend. Inquiries are ongoing.


Saturday was support a local business day, to help local shops following the pandemic. Shops across West Kent reported brisk business, just three weeks from Christmas Day.


Members of the Runway Training team slept outside last week, with just sleeping bags and cardboard boxes for warmth. The night event was to heighten awareness of homelessness and raised over £1,000 for the Tunbridge Wells Mental Health Resource charity.


Kent Fire and Rescue are warning householders to take care of their natural Christmas trees., If they dry out, the trees can become a fire hazard. To avoid a blaze, trees should be watered on a regular basis.


In this weekend's TW Lotto draw the winning numbers were 3 5 9 0 2 8. There was one top prize of £250 for matching four numbers.


In local sport, a poor weekend for results. Rusthall FC took on Deal at the Jockey Field Stadium. losing by four goals to nil.
Tonbridge Angels new signing, Jake Embery took to the pitch, away against Slough Town, with a victory for the hosts at two goals to one.
Hawkenbury were away to Green Street Rovers in the Sevenoaks Charity Senior Cup, losing by three goals to two.
Tunbridge Wells FC played Holland & Blair at home in a no-score draw.
In rugby and Tonbridge Judians travelled north to meet Leeds Tykes, with a scoreline of 21-19 to the home team.
And in basketball, the Sevenoaks Suns beat the Archers by 73 to 54.


And that's . . . West Kent Radio Local News


 

More from LOCAL NEWS FEATURES

  • Tun Wells Climate and Nature Fair

    Audio

    The first Climate and Nature Fair in Tunbridge Wells is to be held in Calverley Grounds in September.

  • "Friendly" Horticultural Society

    Audio

    The Chair of the Groombridge Horticultural Society, Gwyneth Davies, tells us about the varied events that the 200 members of the society enjoy.

  • Local charity hoping to expand

    A local man is hoping to open a multi-purpose coffee shop as part of his continuing charity initiative.

  • Leigh Cricket Club's 325 Years

    Audio

    Ian Bishop of Leigh Cricket Club tells us about a special game against the M.C.C. taking place on Friday 25th July 2025.

  • Southborough's Special Allotment

    A community allotment garden and wellness project in Southborough has benefited from £18,000 of National Lottery funding through its Community Fund.

  • Sweeter Strawberries

    Kent is known for its fruit farms and this year’s harvest of summer strawberries and other soft fruit has been an excellent one.

  • Friendship Circle for Towns

    Tonbridge and the German town of Heusenstamm are celebrating 40 years of being twin towns.

  • 9 Health Features

    We get tips from a GP in Southborough on how exercise and good diet can improve your general health.

On Air Now Through The Night 1:00am - 7:00am
Now Playing
Ain't No Mountain High Enough Diana Ross
Recently Played
  • Get Back The Beatles 1:35
  • You Don't Know My Name Alicia Keys 1:31
  • Somebody That I Used To Know Gotye Featuring Kimbra 1:27

COMING UP

  • Alan Rustad

    7:00am - 10:00am

    West Kent Breakfast sponsored by Berry & Lamberts

  • Mid Morning Golden Greats

    10:00am - Noon

    Hits from the 60's to 90's