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Vanished without a trace

07 April 2021
Vanished without a trace

We speak to three families who are still holding on to the hope of fresh information about their loved ones who went missing more than 20 years ago.

Holiday park welcoming eager campers from next week

06 April 2021
Holiday park welcoming eager campers from next week

Families and couples are pitching their tents from April 12 - and one park owner predicts a boom in late bookings this summer.

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'Let me entertain you!'

03 April 2021
'Let me entertain you!'

Following a year without live music, the touring accountant for Robbie Williams, Radiohead and Nick Cave can't wait to get back on the road.

Is this the future of office working?

31 March 2021
Is this the future of office working?

With some businesses making a permanent move to home working, the boss of a shared workspace firm predicts an influx of people craving an office.

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The Kent teen at No. 2 in UK charts

27 March 2021
The Kent teen at No. 2 in UK charts

In a matter of weeks, a college student has gone from unknown musician to the top two of the UK singles chart.

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'I'm going on hunger strike to stop climate change'

25 March 2021
'I'm going on hunger strike to stop climate change'

With the future of our world threatened by the effects of global warming, one Canterbury student is taking drastic measures to get the message across.

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'We've been closed so long the projectors needed replacing'

24 March 2021
'We've been closed so long the projectors needed replacing'

With Cineworld announcing plans to open in May and studios preparing to release delayed films, will we see a return to form for our picturehouses?

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Kent: A year in lockdown

23 March 2021
Kent: A year in lockdown

As Kent marked 12 months of lockdown, we looked back on the highs, the lows and the heartbreak of an extraordinary year.

What the Census could tell us about Kent

17 March 2021
What the Census could tell us about Kent

Every decade the government asks the entire country to take part in a census - but why is it important and what can it tell us about our county?

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Kent's lost schools and what they are now

03 March 2021
Kent's lost schools and what they are now

Over the last century many of the county's education establishments have disappeared - we look at what happened and what they are now.

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Why are 'Tonbridge' and 'Tunbridge Wells' spelt differently?

28 February 2021
Why are 'Tonbridge' and 'Tunbridge Wells' spelt differently?

We dip into the history behind the two closely-linked town names, after a BBC interior design show got them mixed up earlier this week.

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Which Kent events could go ahead this summer?

23 February 2021
Which Kent events could go ahead this summer?

With a 'roadmap' out of lockdown revealed by Boris Johnson yesterday, we look at the state of Kent's summer events - and if they can go ahead.

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Residents 'trapped' in tower block for six days after lift breakdown

22 February 2021
Residents 'trapped' in tower block for six days after lift breakdown

Elderly and disabled residents have been unable to leave their homes for nearly a week after a flat block lift was left out of use.

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Homes raided in sex exploitation crackdown

19 February 2021
Homes raided in sex exploitation crackdown

In today's podcast, hear the moment a home was raided as part of a crackdown on sexual exploitation, and how grassroots sports are trying to be saved.

Care home visits could restart before second vaccine doses administered

18 February 2021
Care home visits could restart before second vaccine doses administered

In today's podcast, hear from a Kent MP wanting to resume care home visits, and find out why crammed summer beaches did not cause any Covid outbreaks.

Covid-19 variant surge testing under fire as results delayed

17 February 2021
Covid-19 variant surge testing under fire as results delayed

In today's podcast, hear the criticism over delays in coronavirus variant surge testing, and the football clubs forced to put players on furlough.

'Anyone can end up in prison'

16 February 2021
'Anyone can end up in prison'

In today's podcast, a former prisoner speaks about rehabilitating herself, and an academy boss says marquees could solve social distancing in schools.

'Stick to lockdown rules this half term'

15 February 2021
'Stick to lockdown rules this half term'

In today's podcast, health bosses tell parents to stick to lockdown rules for half term, and hear from the teen who wrote a novel during the pandemic.

In the eye of the storm

08 February 2021
In the eye of the storm

From factory workers to taxi drivers, we find out what it's like to be a key worker during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Port bid could bring 25,000 jobs and millions in investment

06 February 2021
Port bid could bring 25,000 jobs and millions in investment

A plan to build a new port in the Thames estuary could generate thousands of jobs for people in Kent, according to the team behind the project.

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