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In today’s podcast, the boss of a hotel near Sandwich explains his decision to turn down £1 million from the Government to house asylum seekers.
In today's podcast, the owner of a popular restaurant in Herne Bay has been ordered to take down a glass enclosure around an outside seating area.
In today's podcast, police have made further arrests following more Just Stop Oil protests and the Gills pull off a shock win in the Carabao Cup.
In today's podcast, an Ashford man says he's lucky he wasn't electrocuted after finding underground cables in his back garden.
In today’s podcast, a company in Ashford has been fined after a man was pulled into a large machine at a factory.
In today’s podcast, a woman who purchased puppies from a breeder says she’s devastated after one died just nine hours after he got dropped off.
In today's podcast, our reporter describes how a dad from Brazil had his tyres slashed and a car and motorbikes stolen in what he says is a vendetta.
Three others have also been injured following the crash in Dover.
It’s emerged a major blaze that destroyed a business on a Kent harbour had been caused by contractors working for Canterbury City Council.
Police in Maidstone have been criticised over their failure to deal with off-road bikers.
In today's podcast, a man from Chatham has died in hospital after being attacked outside a pub in Maidstone town centre.
In today's podcast, people have fled the water in Folkestone after a shark was reportedly spotted.
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In today's podcast, there's been travel chaos in Kent as the summer getaway begins.
In today's podcast, a man's been sent to prison after a love triangle turned violent in the street.
Residents in Whitstable fear there could be a nasty accident because communal decking has become rotten and unstable.
In today's podcast, Council tenants have been told to remove bamboo screens used to shield gardens, or face court action.
Jurors at the trial of a man accused of murdering Kent PCSO Julia James have been sent home, as the trial was adjourned.
Owners of Kent animal sanctuary call losing planning permission "massive injustice"
In today's podcast, it's been another day of severe travel disruption at the Port of Dover and surrounding areas.
Council leader says Dover gets the "brunt" of travel disruption
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