A mysterious gift giver has been making people's day by leaving chocolate on car windscreens.

Several people across Sittingbourne have found a box of Swizzels Love Hearts chocolate on their car after going shopping.

The anonymous person has even been adding heartfelt, handwritten messages on tags attached to the candy.

Each note has said: "You're amazing. Random act of kindness".

One of the recipients was mum-of-two Kimberly Dann.

The 35-year-old returned to her black Mercedes B-Class after a trip to The Food Warehouse by Iceland store at Eurolink Way, Murston.

Miss Dann, who runs hairdressing business Mobile Hair by Kim, said she was chuffed with her unexpected present.

She said: "I had just picked my children up from school and popped into Food Warehouse to get some bits.

"After I put the food into the car and put the trolley back, we were all sitting in the car when I noticed something on the windscreen.

"It, of course, made me smile and it was a lovely feeling, but then I was thinking ‘who has done it?’

"I don't know if the person planned it or if it was a sudden spur-of-moment thing because have no idea who put it there but when we got home my daughter did eat it – she was very quick on making sure she was on it with that!

"It was just a sweet thing to do."

Another beneficiary was 42-year-old Lindsey Warren.

Miss Warren, who lives in Milton Regis, returned to her car, which is also a Mercedes, after an outing at Sainsbury's in Sittingbourne to find the exact same gift.

She added: "I was parked in a parent and child's bay and went off to do some shopping.

"My two little girls then came out and saw it on my windscreen.

"It honestly made my day, as I was struggling with unloading the shopping and getting both girls in the car at the same time, so [it was] an amazing act of kindness.

"My little girls ate the chocolate, so I never got the chance to enjoy my act of kindness.

"But it just really lightened my whole day. I was smiling all the way home, even when I was stuck in miles of traffic, and I still smile about it now."