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Kent Politics Podcast hears from Tory leadership contender
30 August 2024Conservative Party leadership candidate Tom Tugendhat has told the Kent Politics Podcast why he thinks his party lost the general election.
Visit Kent’s hidden attractions for free with Heritage Open Days
30 August 2024The country’s largest festival of history and culture returns with a packed programme of free events.
Top 20 roads for speeding in Kent revealed with £7m fines in a year
29 August 2024The eyewatering sums of money collected from speeding hotspots by fixed cameras and mobile vans has been revealed.
Kent is now home to almost 2,000 HMOs - but what is it like to live in one?
28 August 2024A tenant has revealed what life is like in a Kent HMO, as we look at why this form of shared living is on the rise - and what powers councils have.
Funding pulled for police’s ‘immediate justice’ anti-yob blitz
27 August 2024The new Labour government has axed cash destined to deal with antisocial behaviour in Kent.
Can Nigel Farage and the Reform UK ‘tribe’ affect election result in Kent?
26 August 2024Eleven years ago Ukip secured 17 seats on KCC and now, after a successful general election, Nigel Farage’s followers are hoping for similar gains.
Yellow weather warning issued for Kent
23 August 2024A yellow weather warning has been issued for Kent, with heavy rain and flooding expected to kick off the Bank Holiday weekend.
Thousands of Kent students celebrate GCSE results
22 August 2024Pupils across the country are finding out their long-awaited GCSE results today.
100 possible ‘grey belt’ plots identified in Kent for housing
19 August 2024There may be 100 likely sites of ‘grey belt’ land in Kent that could be suitable for housing development, suggests a report, but where are they?
'We’re being shafted!': Motorists hit out as council rejects more than 90% of pothole claims
19 August 2024Drivers have expressed their frustration as figures obtained by KentOnline reveal fewer than one in 12 claims for pothole damage costs are accepted.
Why Kent could see an especially stunning sunset this evening
18 August 2024Kent could see an “enhanced” sunset this evening as smoke from wildfires in North America reaches the country.
kmfm listeners donate 9.21 tonnes of tins for people in need
17 August 2024Organisers of kmfm’s tonnes of tins campaign are delighted with their record-breaking efforts.
15 brilliant days out for the bank holiday weekend
17 August 2024Enjoy the August bank holiday with Kent’s best festivals, concerts, outdoor activities and more.
Changes to station parking postponed after passenger backlash
16 August 2024A controversial change to the way commuters pay for parking at railway stations across Kent has been pushed back after feedback from customers.
Crime commissioner reveals his Tory leader choice
16 August 2024Speaking to the Kent Politics Podcast, crime commissioner Matthew Scott has lifted the lid on who he thinks should replace Rishi Sunak.
Kent twins bag identical grades as A-level results released
15 August 2024Pupils across Kent are celebrating their A-level results, including twins who managed to gain the exact same grades.
A look back at pictures of the class of 2004 on A-level results day
15 August 2024On A-level results day, our archive photos show how pupils celebrated their results 20 years ago. Can you spot yourself or someone you know?
Doorbell footage captures moment meteor shoots over Kent home
14 August 2024Stargazers across Kent have been able to watch the meteor showers for the past two evenings, with one person catching one on his doorbell camera.
Money spent on prescriptions in Kent among country's highest
13 August 2024Kent’s residents fork out more in prescription medicine costs than most areas in the country, according to a new survey.
Team ‘blown-away’ by £7k donations for food bank campaign
13 August 2024The team at kmfm HQ have started to deliver vans packed with donations to 16 food banks in Kent following the success of its Tonnes of Tins campaign.
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