In today’s podcast, a woman who stabbed a teenager with a pair of scissors told police she couldn’t remember anything about what happened.

In today’s podcast, a clean water campaigner has spoken of her anger that our water bills will be going up over the next five years.

In today’s episode, we hear from residents and traders of a Kent town which has been criticised for the impact of ‘DFLs’

In today’s podcast, a woman has sobbed in court after being jailed by a judge who said her time to clean up her act had run out.

In today’s podcast, there are fears some A&E departments in Kent are struggling to cope, as some patients wait more than 12 hours for care.

In today’s podcast, the family of a Greenhithe man who never came home from a night out have issued a warning, ten years after his death.

In today’s podcast, an eight-month-old girl has been airlifted to a London hospital after she was attacked by a “normally very friendly” XL Bully.

In today’s podcast, an investigation has found restaurants and takeaways in the county town displaying the incorrect hygiene ratings.

In today’s podcast, we visit the town centre in Kent where 1 in every 4 shops is empty – but an action group is hoping to change that.

In today’s podcast, a Kent Police inspector who sent unarmed officers to a home hours before a fatal shooting has been cleared of gross misconduct.

In today’s podcast, a man who attacked a Lamborghini with a pint glass has appeared in court after the footage was shared on TikTok.

In today’s podcast, an inquest has heard a man suffered serious head injuries in a fall from an e-scooter before his body was found in a park.

In today’s podcast, a child sex offender has been confronted by paedophile hunters during a Facebook live-stream.

In today’s podcast, part of Canterbury high street has been cordoned off after a fire broke out at the former Debenhams.

In today’s podcast, the developer behind a housing project in Ashford wants to pull out of £50 million in community contributions.

In today’s podcast, an investigation has been launched after a Southeastern train derailed near Ramsgate.

In today’s podcast, a woman fears she’s been the victim of identity fraud after being fined for dropping a cigarette in a Kent town she’s not been to.

In today’s podcast, hear the moment a bus driver told a passenger they gave ‘disabled people a bad name’ which has promoted an investigation.

In today’s podcast, there are concerns a huge international air show will be scrapped for 2025 over road safety regulations.

In today’s podcast, the family of a 20-year-old have questioned why his uni didn’t see he was struggling with his mental health.