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In today’s podcast, neighbours say the glare from the nearby school is so bad they can see it even when their curtains are closed.
In today’s podcast, residents fear historic buildings are being lost as work progresses on new flats at abandoned railway works.
In today’s podcast, hear from neighbours who fear plans for an HMO on their street will lead to noise and a problem parking.
In today’s podcast, the Ashford mum took an unintentional overdose of pills prescribed to help her sleep.
In today’s podcast, a grieving mum wants dog walkers banned from a Kent cemetery after seeing them wee on headstones.
In today’s podcast, a man has lost the feeling in one of his hands and suffered a number of injuries after being attacked by a dog.
In today’s podcast, we explore digital exclusion and how some older people are being left behind as apps and QR codes become more common place.
In today’s podcast, drivers have been left shaken after being “shot at” on the A2, with Kent police still looking for those responsible.
In today’s podcast, campaigners have taken their fight to save the much-loved children’s centre to County Hall.
In today’s podcast, a man has been banned from owning dogs after his pet bit a woman’s hand leaving her needing hospital treatment.
In today’s podcast, there’s anger at a local park being padlocked in a move the council claims is to protect the public from potential attackers.
In today’s podcast, the Biddenden man says the last thing he remembers was reaching 70mph, then he was woken up by police.
A hospital has apologised after a 75-year-old man resorted to sleeping on the floor during a 12-hour wait for a bed.
In today’s podcast, the dad-of-two’s body was found after his dinghy capsized near Sun Pier in Chatham.
In today’s podcast, there was a large emergency presence around Fordwich yesterday afternoon after the remains were found.
In today’s podcast, as many as four in five students are being denied their first choice of secondary school amid fears of oversubscribing.
In today’s podcast, a family say they were only given permission to take one child away during term time, but wouldn’t leave the other behind.
In today’s podcast, it is feared a new sports centre will not be financially viable because of the cost of swimming sessions.
In today’s podcast, boat owners say it is the end of an era as they are told to leave a marina that has been running for 50 years.
In today’s podcast, people living in a block of flats say they have had sleepless nights after being sent huge bills for safety work to be done.
In today’s podcast, there’s anger from neighbours who have been told by a housing association to remove a ‘wellbeing hub’ they have created.
In today’s podcast, the landlady of a micropub has appeared in court after a customer was left needing surgery following an attack.
On today’s podcast, figures show police have been called dozens of times to reports of nuisance bikes, but not a single fine has been issued.
In today’s podcast, the bus company has been taken to court after the service sailed past the bus stop without picking up passengers.
In today’s podcast, a man in his 20’s was declared dead at the scene near junction one of the M20 following three car crash.
In today’s podcast, there are calls for urgent regulation of the funeral sector after David Fuller was able to abuse bodies in hospital mortuaries.
In today’s podcast, two men accused of murder will appear in court today following the death of a man on the high street.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporter at the scene of a murder investigation after a man in his 20s was found stabbed to death.
In today’s podcast, customers are said to be thousands of pounds out of pocket following the sudden closure of a furniture store.
In today’s podcast, there’s anger at “insane” plans to close four Dover town centre streets to make way for Fastrack bus works.
In today’s podcast, tributes have been paid to the owner of a beauty salon who’s died aged 33 following a cancer battle.
In today’s podcast, thousands of people are appealing parking fines issued at country parks in Kent, reporter Elli Hodgson explains why.
In today’s podcast, a student was pulled out class for having a skin fade deemed “extreme” by the school’s uniform guidelines.
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