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New proposals to create two Traveller sites have been submitted just weeks after legal action started because several mobile homes had been stationed without permission.
It follows several ongoing planning disputes over the use of the farmland near Gravesend in the past three years.
Also in today’s podcast, dramatic police footage has emerged showing a fleeing thief leaping from a second-floor window to avoid being arrested.
When officers tried to arrest Bobby Thorpe, he refused them entry to the Tonbridge property, and they forced their way inside.
A campaign started in Kent calling for the age women are first called for a mammogram to be lowered could now be debated in parliament.
It's after a chemotherapy nurse noticed an increase in the number of younger women with breast cancer.
The boss of a dedicated live music venue opening this weekend says it will bring “quality entertainment” to a town that is currently “underserved”.
Stuart Cameron is launching The Swale Assembly in what used to be Life nightclub in Sittingbourne High Street.
And in football, Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth has spoken of the ‘seemingly endless resources’ available to midweek visitors MK Dons.
They’re second in the League Two table ahead of their visit to Priestfield tonight, five points behind leaders Bromley and with a game in hand.
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