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In today’s podcast, find out why a bakery boss has announced the sudden closure of four of her stores.
On today’s podcast, a woman claims her former landlord is holding her mother’s ashes to ransom after she accidentally left them behind.
On today’s podcast, people living in new build homes fear they will be unsellable as they are riddled with damp.
In today’s podcast, a star of Top Boy says he may be forced to move if he doesn’t get permission to expand his home in the county.
In today’s podcast, a leisure complex is set to be demolished and replaced with a brand new building – we’ve been speaking to the council leader.
In today’s podcast, the dad of a young boy killed in a suspected hit and run has paid an emotional tribute to his son.
In today’s podcast, authority bosses have admitted they can’t stop homeless people from a London borough moving into a converted former office block.
Experts are advising people to avoid low lying land as heavy rain overnight could lead to flooding.
In today’s podcast, hear the reaction from police as a mum and her former boyfriend are found guilty of murdering her toddler son.
In today’s podcast, a man has appeared in court after almost 30 sheep were killed in a dog attack at a farm.
In today’s podcast, cameras have been installed in a hospital kitchen after a rat infestation was discovered.
In today’s podcast, hear from the family of a Faversham man who’re raising money following his death from cancer at just 47.
In today’s podcast, a court’s been told how a teenager bragged about stabbing a man who tried to someone else that was being threatened.
In today’s podcast, hear from a man who says he won’t go back to a Canterbury pub after being accused of taking drugs.
In today’s podcast, hear from our local democracy reporter who’s been finding out how one town in Kent could become more walking and cycling friendly.
In today’s podcast, the family of a dad who was arrested after being pulled from a railway line criticise police after he took his own life.
There is a warning to farmers after a cow tested positive for a disease spread by midges.
In today’s podcast, the family of a young man who has been missing for more than three months have confirmed he’s been found dead.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporter who’s been taking an indepth look at why so many children in Kent are absent from school.
In today’s podcast, a woman who keyed cars because they were parked on pavements has been given a three month curfew.
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