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A bird box has been placed on the roof a church in hopes it will attract one of the planet’s swiftest animals.
An unearthed plaque in a former electrical shop has shed new light on how - and where - John Logie Baird first successfully experimented with TV.
In this week’s edition of the Kent Politics Podcast, our reporters discuss Kent education costs, a police misconduct hearing and grammar schools.
This week’s podcast discusses the budget, the long-running Chatham Docks saga, and welcomes one of the county’s new MPs.
Revised plans to expand a holiday park previously branded “excessive” have come back to the table after a council shot down the original scheme.
Champagne corks popped as guests were offered a first glimpse inside a highly anticipated restaurant ahead of its official launch.
The Kent Politics Podcast discusses how international lorries are causing pothole problems and the interesting responses to the NHS consultation.
Plans to overhaul a town’s "unviable" market by setting up permanent pitches in more prominent parts of the town centre are being considered.
In the latest Kent Politics Podcast, we discuss the Transport Secretary’s comments about P&O, the selling off of council properties and scam emails.
Planned new rights for workers are set to include significant changes to sick pay and parental leave.
A mum has had an amazing start to the weekend after winning £1,000 cash in kmfm’s Thousand Pound Friday.
In this week’s podcast, our political reporters discuss why some of Kent’s defeated Tories in the general election might be eyeing a return.
Experts reveal their best budgeting and heating tips to keep your home warm this autumn
Prisoner releases, cuts to OAP energy allowances and problems with a major Kent route are among the topics on this week’s Kent Politics Podcast.
Our reporter took a trip to France and was fully immersed in life on the slopes, from ski lessons to wine tasting.
A Swale councillor talks to the Kent Politics Podcast about how politicians can’t ignore the public and why not enough homes are being built.
The supermoon may impact our dreams, reignite our passion for change or bring up secrets from the past, says a leading astrologer
Speaking to the Kent Politics Podcast, crime commissioner Matthew Scott has lifted the lid on who he thinks should replace Rishi Sunak.
A new MP has told the Kent Politics Podcast that this month’s rioting proves more should be done to tackle online misinformation.
Lord Craig Mackinlay has told the Kent Politics Podcast of his fight back from near death and predicted the direction his party is about to take.
