In today’s podcast, residents in Minster say they’re fed up with campervan owners parking up on the seaside for weeks at a time.

In today’s podcast, a woman on a night out with friends in a Chatham pub suffered a broken nose in the unprovoked attack.

In today’s podcast, an Ashford nursery has been kicked out of their building by the new owners after nearly 30 years.

In today’s podcast, hear from a Gillingham woman who has spent almost 20 years trapped in one room of her home after her health deteriorated.

In today’s podcast, plans to build an 8,000 seater stadium and up to 3,500 homes have been approved.

In today’s podcast, a woman who siphoned almost £80,000 from the company she worked for has been sent to prison.

In today’s podcast, furious parents say their children have spent a whole year studying towards a qualification that no longer exists.

In today’s podcast, the mother-of-four underwent chemo for a cancer she didn't have and dropped 7st.

In today’s podcast, residents are angry after a developer announced plans to scrap all affordable homes from a new development.

In today’s podcast, Nasty Nick says a playing field in Herne Bay that’s been shut off should be open to everyone.

In today’s podcast, a mum says the Prime Minister is “out of touch” after he pledged to tackle the UK’s “sick note culture”.

In today’s podcast, a coroner’s highlighted missed opportunities in the care of a man who took his own life days after being deemed "low risk".

In today’s podcast, a Rochester man who died after suffering a severe asthma attack has been remembered as “genuine” and “caring”.

In today’s podcast, an Ashford pensioner paid £1600 to be let back inside her house after being stuck outside in the dark.

In today’s podcast, an inquest has heard about the efforts of staff to save the life of a girl who collapsed at a Medway school.

In today’s podcast, a would-be arsonist spilled flammable fluid and lit a rag before threatening officers at Medway police station.

In today’s podcast, seaside traders on Romney Marsh fear poor water quality could drive away customers.

In today’s podcast, a grandmother who waited four days in a hospital corridor had to have her foot amputated.

In today’s podcast, residents in Herne thought they were being pranked when new parking charges were brought in on April 1st.

In today’s podcast, a Thanet man was waiting for surgery on his back when he overdosed on his prescribed medication.