In today’s podcast, heartfelt tributes are being paid to Kent's Paul O'Grady following news of his death at the age of 67.

In today’s podcast, a couple who used their life-savings to put down a deposit on a new-build house say it has turned into a nightmare.

In today’s podcast, a grammar school has been inspected by Ofsted for the first time in 15 years and has been downgraded to 'good'.

In today’s podcast, a mum has spoken out after her son had a knife held to his stomach near a youth centre.

In today’s podcast, tributes have been paid to the founder of Thanet's Thorley Taverns following his death at the age of 87.

In today’s podcast, hear the response from a supermarket after a four-year-old son was injured when a trolley rolled backwards on a travelator.

In today’s podcast, a report says Kent needs even more money to fix potholes, despite funding announced in last week's budget.

In today’s podcast, the company behind plans for a £2.5bn theme park in north Kent have called in financial administrators.

In today’s podcast, graffiti has been sprayed on part of a £1.2m play area during its opening weekend.

In today’s podcast, an expert hopes to restore a piece of artwork by Banksy which was destroyed just hours after appearing on a house in Herne Bay.

In today’s podcast, hear from a couple who came home to find 80 tyres dumped on the driveway of their home near Canterbury.

In today’s podcast, hear from an animal charity who are concerned about the number of attacks on cats where their fur is being shaved off.

In today’s podcast, the mum of a teenager who died after taking pills on a night out has spoken as the man who sold them to him is jailed.

In today’s podcast, a teenage boy is in a serious condition in hospital after being stabbed - hear from people who saw the attack.

In today’s podcast, an elderly man has been injured after a teenage gang pushed a trolley down an escalator at an Asda store.

In today’s podcast, hear from a Ramsgate couple who have been forced to live in one room after a burst water main destroyed their home's foundations.

In today’s podcast, hear from our court reporter as a Deal couple are sentenced for a £2m fraud which funded their lavish lifestyle.

In today’s podcast, forecasters say parts of the county could see snow overnight, we hear from a homelessness charity getting people off the streets.

In today’s podcast, hear from traders in Ashford where the top floor of a car park has been closed to try and stop anti-social behaviour

In today’s podcast, hear from the NEU on why teachers in Kent are striking for a second time.