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In today’s podcast, the bin collection crisis in parts of Kent could be about to get worse with workers set to be balloted on strike action.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporters at the scene after a soldier was stabbed close to an army barracks –plus reaction from the local MP.
In today’s podcast, a large fire has broken out at a business that was founded almost 100 years ago.
In today’s podcast, the owner of a Staffie who attacked another man and dog near Whitstable is waiting to hear his pet’s fate.
In today’s podcast, the Port of Dover, Southern Trains and banks have all been affected by the global IT outage.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporter who’s been at the scene of a large police cordon following reports of a sex attack.
In today’s podcast, school-run parents are worried about children’s safety as they’re told they will be banned from parking in a nearby village hall.
In today’s podcast, there are calls for a review of Dreamland’s licence after more than 20 teenagers ended up in hospital following a gig.
In today’s podcast, harrowing footage of near misses at level crossings in Kent has been released ahead of the school summer holidays.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporter outside a gurdwara where two people were injured and a teen arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
In today’s podcast, a mum has praised her son for dragging her from their home after a fire broke out in a bedroom.
In today’s podcast, angry neighbours in Ashford say problem parkers are making their lives a nightmare.
In today’s podcast, the victim of an XL Bully attack in Gravesend was left fighting for his life and is still in hospital.
In today’s podcast, the county’s first homeless pods are being stacked in Ashford ready to be used as temporary accommodation.
In today’s podcast, hear from our reporters at general election counts across Kent and from the MP who will now represent the county.
In today’s podcast, a teacher has been banned from the profession are being caught drinking wine in her car during a lunch break.
In today’s podcast, company bosses announced there will be job losses as they look to increase “operational efficiencies”.
In today’s podcast, the family of a teenager left brain damaged after jumping from a pier have decided to move him to end of life care.
In today’s podcast, hear from villagers who fear a development will concrete over the countryside and ruin their views.
In today’s podcast, the dad of the 16-year-old who died from a rare cancer is raising awareness of the condition.
In today’s podcast, find out why the £30m redevelopment of a former city centre department store is in doubt.
In today’s podcast, there’s been a stand-off in an A&E department after a patient had a mattress brought in so he could lay down while waiting.
In today’s podcast, there are calls for a non-selective secondary school to open in part of Kent where there’s an increasing demand for places.
In today’s podcast, a woman who buried a shotgun in her garden has avoided being sent to prison after the case took eight years to get to court.
In today’s podcast, a man has been injured in a brutal act of violence while visiting part of Kent.
In today’s podcast, a local authority has apologised after a council warden wrongly threatened dog walkers with fines.
In today’s podcast, an inquest has wrapped up following the death of the father-of-two who fell down a manhole on a construction site.
In today’s podcast, 55-year-old whose mental health suffered after divorce and redundancy now aims to help others who are struggling.
In today’s podcast, hear the moment protestors started to smash up a weapons factory after breaking through a perimeter fence.
In today’s podcast, witnesses have described horrifying scenes as a group a teens with catapults targeted birds in the River Medway.
In today’s podcast, a carer is being investigated after being accused of spitting on her patient’s doorstep following a row.
In today’s podcast, the boss of a café has release CCTV of a dine-and-dash which she says has left staff ‘shaken’.
In today’s podcast, the headteacher of a leading Kent grammar school has hit out at the education watchdog after their rating was downgraded.
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