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In today's podcast, hear from the part of Kent with the highest covid infection rate in England and find out why a cathedral will be glowing green.
In today's podcast, hear how Kent is prepared for the winter and retailers hope for a bumper weekend after opening again following lockdown.
In today's podcast, a man has been arrested more than 30 years after two young women from Tunbridge Wells were killed.
In today's podcast, we have reaction to the first coronavirus vaccine being given approval in the UK and Kent going into Tier 3 after lockdown.
In today's podcast, hear from a debate in the commons as Kent heads into Tier 3 and why there's a call for schools to shut even earlier for Christmas.
In today's podcast, hear from a woman who escaped an abusive relationship and now helps others do the same thing.
In today's podcast, hear from traders in Kent who're urging us all to support independent businesses before Christmas.
In today's podcast, hear from the health secretary, Kent MPs and a business owner as Kent heads into Tier 3 after lockdown.
In the podcast, find out who you'll be able to see at Christmas and hear from pub owners who say they're being unfairly punished during the pandemic.
In today's podcast, there are calls for parts of Kent to face different restrictions after lockdown, hear what the Prime Minister's had to say.
In today's podcast hear from a dad who's urging the government to get rapid Covid testing kits to care homes so he can be reunited with his daughter.
In today's podcast hear from experts and some of you on whether restrictions should be lifted so we can socialise this festive season.
In today's podcast hear from the wife of a man who died after contracting coronavirus in a Kent hospital.
In today's podcast hear from the part of Kent where coronavirus rates are well above the national average.
Kent's public health boss says they're keeping a close eye on Covid data to see if lockdown 2 is working as Christmas gets ever closer.
In today's podcast, hear from a leading headteacher who's again urging the government to do more to support schools during the pandemic.
In today's podcast, hear about a backlog of trials in Kent, how £7m will be spent on green travel and the BTCC ends at Brands Hatch this weekend.
A trial date has been set in the case of a man accused of refusing to wear a face mask at Bluewater shopping centre.
A woman who lives in a van in Thanet says homeless people have been left without access to water after public taps were removed.
A Margate woman has spoken of the abuse she has suffered for not being able to social distance because she can not see.
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