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Kenward Trust aims to visit Kent schools telling young people about drug dangers

Penny Williams, CEO of Kenward Trust joined us in the studio tell us more about the Trust and her reaction to the family of Owen Kinghoin who died on a night out reaching out to raise awareness.

01:50

Liberal Democrats and Labour launch manifestos

The general election campaign is truly under way across the county, with the details of the Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos now public, and the Conservative launch expected on Sunday.

02:36

Happy to chat bench tours Medway to combat loneliness

An innovative scheme is hoping to tackle loneliness across Kent by getting more people to talk to each other. The happy to chat bench has been touring Medway, encouraging residents to strike up a conversation.

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Police continue to investigate a suspected murder in Rochester

A cordon remained in place around a flat this morning after a man was stabbed to death yesterday. Two men have been arrested and Kristina Curtis joined us with the latest from Rochester.

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Family speak out after tragic death of son

A Kent family are determined to make sure their son's death will not be in vain. Owen Kinghorn from Ashford died in September whilst on a night out with his friends. His family are now teaming up with the Kenward, Trust so that parents, teachers and children can have a better understanding about the dangers of substance misuse.

Pledge for Kent and Canterbury hospital by Health Secretary to improve service

Health Secretary Matt Hancock's visited Canterbury as part of the conservative's campaign pledging to give the hospital more funding. He toured East Kent today but the city's Labour candidate Rosie Duffield branded has branded the announcement an empty promise. Our political editor Paul Francis joined us in the studio for more.