In today’s podcast, a Kent railway station has been found to be the worst in terms of performance, speed and frequency.

In today’s podcast, poor road markings and a twisted give way sign may have contributed to the death of a young couple.

In today’s podcast, A&Es in Kent see record number of patients waiting more than 12 hours for admission.

In today’s podcast, hear from a mum who’s frustrated her son has been left without a school place due to a ‘lack of teachers’.

In today’s podcast, hear from the man who has created a local tourist attraction by turning his garden into a Wild West town.

In today’s podcast, a woman found dead in a town centre has been named as her family say they want to give her the send off she deserves.

In today’s podcast, there have been tributes for a 25-year-old jockey who died in a tragic accident at Charing.

In today’s podcast, a family is looking after nine XL Bullies as they did not realise the dog they rescued was pregnant.

Hundreds of potential job losses at KCC, wine wars and a visiting top Tory form part of the discussion in this week’s Kent Politics Podcast.

In today’s podcast, a Medway man says council did nothing about a “dangerous” tree which nearly crushed him as it fell.

In today’s podcast, angry residents have packed out a public meeting in Herne Bay to have their say on plans for a “Spanish-style plaza”.

In today’s podcast, an Aylesford restaurant owner has promised to pay his staff amid claims they’re owed thousands in unpaid wages.

In today’s podcast, hear reaction to Maidstone United’s incredible win in the FA Cup against Championship side Ipswich Town.

In today’s podcast, hear from a mum who says her son’s hands and feet are red and his lips have turned blue because their flat is so cold.

In today’s podcast, a Chatham mum says staff at the venue had a “duty of care” for the cake after it was accidentally left behind.

In today’s podcast, new traffic lights have been installed on a major Ashford road ahead of the first residents moving into a controversial estate.

In today’s podcast, hear from a Sittingbourne resident who claims homes on a new build estate are too tall and not what was planned.

In today’s podcast, hear how Storm Isha has caused travel disruption and power cuts in the county.

In today’s podcast, a police investigation is under way after the body of a woman was found in a town centre leading to the area being taped off.

In today’s podcast, a crackdown on recycling in part of Kent has been branded ‘heavy handed’ – we explain how it’s meant to work.