In today’s podcast, hear from a woman who suffered serious injuries in a dog attack and has slammed the judge’s decision not to have the pet put down.

In today’s podcast, a woman who attacked her sister-in-law at a family gathering on Boxing Day has avoided being sent to prison.

In today’s podcast, a wildlife charity has criticised a decision to approve plans for a hotel and surf lagoon at a country park.

In today’s podcast, a previously health teenager has had life-saving surgery after suffering a stroke.

In today’s podcast, a dad is calling for better education on knives after his son was threatened by another pupil while eating lunch.

In today’s podcast, hear from the owner of a business which has backtracked on plans to stop accepting cash.

In today’s podcast, a dad has been left with a £3,200 water bill after a leak near his Airbnb property.

In today’s podcast, residents have criticised officials for a lack of warning when a canal burst its banks.

In today’s podcast, the parents of Ethan Wade have paid tribute to their “inquisitive little lad”.

In today’s podast, a Margate landlord says his pub was never the same after three drunk men left him with a broken arm.

In today’s podcast, a Tunbridge Wells father says he was beaten up on his doorstep because he asked his neighbours to keep the noise down.

In today’s podcast, a teenage girl who died in a crash has been described as “brave and “beautiful” as an investigation continues.

In today’s podcast, work has started on the A249 which is expected to cause travel disruption for the next five weeks.

In today’s podcast, find out why a railway station will now be staffed seven days a week and we go on toad patrol.

In today’s podcast, we find out about the latest craze to go viral online and find out why ‘auditors’ go around filming public places.

In today’s podcast, hear why a school has submitted a plan to expand as they’re so overcrowded some pupils are having to study in the dining hall.

In today’s podcast, Matthew Collins had just welcomed his sixth child when he got caught in a riptide in Broadstairs.

In today’s podcast, the owners of a seaside pie and mash shop have hit back at a person who posted a critical review on Facebook.

In today’s podcast, residents say red road markings which are part of a new 20mph zone are “ugly” and “lurid”.

On today’s podcast, a family are demanding an apology after a mother missed the news of her daughter’s death because her phone had been disconnected.