In today's podcast, a fuel campaigner calls for an immediate cut in duty to reduce prices and hear about the pizza complaint that's gone vital.

In today's podcast, a woman has issued a warning after a 'tracker' was found on her car, and find out how long it's taking police to answer 999 calls.

In today's podcast, find out why people living in a village near Maidstone fear for their pets' lives, plus we look ahead to the long Jubilee weekend.

In today's podcast, two buildings in Whitstable and Gravesend have been badly damaged after devastating fires broke out.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporters at the scenes of two large fires and there's a warning of travel disruption ahead of half term.

In today's podcast, a man has spoken out after his picture was shared by a council trying to track down suspected fly-tippers.

In today's podcast, police say they are clamping down on violence in a town described by people who live there as 'lawless'.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporter who's been at the scene of a stabbing in a children's play park - plus we celebrate Kent's top teachers.

In today's podcast, Council tenants have been told to remove bamboo screens used to shield gardens, or face court action.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporter who's visited a travel hub in Kent which remains deserted despite the resumption of international travel.

In today's podcast, hear from the man who took the photo which led to the killer of PCSO Julia James being identified and arrested.

In today's podcast, hear from a former Sheppey United player who came out as bisexual and has spoken about Blackpool's Jake Daniels coming out as gay.

In today's podcast, hear the moment Callum Wheeler was arrested and reaction from police as he is found guilty of murdering PCSO Julia James.

Jurors at the trial of a man accused of murdering Kent PCSO Julia James have been sent home, as the trial was adjourned.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporter at court as the trial of a man accused of murdering Kent PCSO Julia James reaches a fourth day.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporter at court as it's revealed the man suspecting of murdering PCSO Julia James was pictured near the scene.

In today's podcast, hear about controversial roadworks getting under way in Ashford after being pushed back twice.

In today's podcast, hear the latest from Canterbury Crown Court where a man has admitted killing Kent PCSO Julia James, but denies murder.

In today's podcast, hear from a gym owner who wants to hold a knife amnesty to tackle crime, plus we have details of results in the local elections.

In today's podcast, hear from our business editor as the former owners of one of Kent's most famous hotels go on trial.