In today’s podcast, the family of a young man who died following complications caused by diabetes have paid tribute.

In today’s podcast, more than 1,000 people have signed a petition calling for a dog, that’s been branded an XL bully, to be saved.

In today’s podcast, the head of a school has warned parents about an illness outbreak and huge plans for a Kent seafront are rejected.

In today’s podcast, multi-billion pound plans for a theme park are officially over after the company behind them as forced into liquidation.

In today’s podcast, the parents of an 18-year-old girl fear she will kill them if her violent outbursts are not taken ‘seriously’ by the courts.

In today’s podcast, hear from our reporter who’s spoken to a dad after a window at his home was smashed by youths armed with a catapult.

In today’s podcast, a Maidstone school has been unable to use their new 3G pitch because of a “no whistle” policy.

In today’s podcast, a pensioner has been forced to move out of his housing association home after a mouldy ceiling collapsed into his living room.

In today’s podcast, the five Kent towns where houses prices have fallen, leading to suggestions Londoners are ‘cooling’ on moving to the coast.

In today’s podcast, a Sheerness man who married his step-daughter and fathered her children has avoided being sent to prison.

In today’s podcast, the landlord of a 200-year-old pub has said he is devastated after being told it is ‘due to be demolished’.

In today’s podcast, a carer who, along with a colleague, stole £12,000 from an elderly couple in Sittingbourne has been ordered to pay back just £1.

In today’s podcast, residents have taken action after fees from the property management company running their new-build estate continued to rise.

In today’s podcast, residents say a former public footpath is covered in thick mud after work from the Environment Agency.

In today’s podcast, a mum has appeared in court accused of failing to properly look after her son’s bulldog while he was in prison.

In today’s podcast, the owner of Kent’s first cat café has vowed to fight on despite rising costs and a fall in the number of customers.

In today’s podcast, residents are calling for something to be done to improve safety at a four-way junction following a number of collisions.

In today’s podcast, a disability charity has issued a warning about scammers who say they’re collecting for a good cause.

In today’s podcast, a man who was spared jail time for his role in a gang attack has walked free again after pub glassing.

In today’s podcast, a woman who stabbed a teenager with a pair of scissors told police she couldn’t remember anything about what happened.