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In today’s podcast, car park visits to Herne Bay and Whitsable have seen a big drop after fee hikes, as council rake in millions.
In today’s podcast, two teenagers have been convicted for their role in an attack on a 16 year-old boy who suffered life-changing injuries.
In today’s podcast, a KentOnline investigation has uncovered serious flaws with an anti-terror bollard system designed to stop attacks with vehicles.
In today’s podcast, a shop owner says he’s invested £300k in his Park Mall business only to be told it’s being demolished next year.
In today’s podcast, it’s been revealed more than £4 million of taxpayers’ money has been lost on a scrapped seafront development.
In today’s podcast, two men are facing prison for kidnapping a drunk woman from a bar intent on carrying out a sex attack.
In today’s podcast, the bosses of a glamping site have been told they can welcome guests for more months of the year, despite concerns about noise.
In today’s podcast, a star of The Apprentice from Kent has spoken about his facial scars and says they have given him ‘grit and determination’.
In today’s podcast, and inquest into the death of a Medway man who disappeared on a night out has heard he drowned after falling to the river.
In today’s podcast, traders say a decision to demolish a shopping centre and car park is ‘brutal’ as they are given six months to move out.
In today’s podcast, the family of a sub-postmistress in Broad Oak, near Canterbury, are hoping to prove her innocence 27 years on.
In today’s podcast, the Queen has visited Canterbury to unveil a statue of a heroine of English literature.
In today’s podcast, a Kent police sergeant who was spotted naked near a play park has been spared a criminal conviction.
In today’s podcast, the University of Kent has come under fire for putting up a “worthless” canopy amid fresh job cuts.
In today’s podcast, a dad-of-four who’s cancer has returned and spread says he’s worried his children won’t remember him when he’s gone.
In today’s podcast, a jury has been told a Canterbury man suffered domestic abuse from his estranged wife before he was found dead.
In today’s podcast, tributes have been paid to a ‘true gentleman’ who died, along with his two dogs, in a house fire.
In today’s podcast, a community has spoken of their shock following a fatal shooting outside a pub on Valentine’s Day.
In today’s podcast, a health campaign is calling for urgent improvements as three hospital trusts in Kent record their worst A&E wait times.
In today’s podcast, a dad says his daughter may still be alive today if an ambulance that had been sent to her home wasn’t cancelled.
In today’s podcast, a drunk mum who attacked her friend at a Herne Bay nightclub as has avoided prison just weeks before giving birth.
In today’s podcast, the landlords of a pub in Leeds say the building “visibly shook” when a lorry reversed into it, twice.
In today’s podcast, MPs and drivers are calling for action to be taken more than a year after thousands of motorists received fines.
In today’s podcast, a nurse at Kent’s busiest hospital has been struck off after making racist comments and sending a topless photo.
In today’s podcast, seven people have been sent to prison after Kent Police uncovered a £22m construction industry fraud.
In today’s podcast, people living on a new-build estate are calling for the property management company to be sacked after their bills went up.
In today’s podcast, some drivers say they won’t return to a car park after waiting in 30 minute queues to get out because the barrier won’t go up.
In today’s podcast, a man who charged at his girlfriend with a knife has been sent to prison and given a 10 year restraining order.
In today’s podcast, a mum has spoken of her anger after a driver who knocked down her daughter at a zebra crossing has avoided going to jail.
In today’s podcast, a court has been told a woman acted out of ‘desperation’ when she stole from the law firm where she worked.
In today’s podcast, the Chancellor’s given her backing to plans for a new road tunnel linking Kent and Essex and says it could be privately financed.
In today’s podcast, a drink driver who was spotted slumped over the wheel was forced onto the hard shoulder of the M25 by other motorists.
In today’s podcast, figures have revealed a drop in the number of children applying for some secondary schools in Kent after poor Ofsted ratings.
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