Pictures at KentOnline today show the shocking state of a home in Faversham dubbed the ‘flat from hell’ after a woman was arrested on suspicion of child neglect.
People living close to the property near Faversham say it’s still filled with filth, four months after being abandoned.
Also in today’s episode, a Medway mum’s told us she feels like she’s living with a ‘ticking time bomb’ after learning her breast implants could be toxic.
Abby Squire had cosmetic surgery in 2009, but only recently found out implants made by the same pharmaceutical company were recalled in 2019.
The air ambulance charity that covers Kent is urging us to take extra care on the roads and at home over the Easter weekend.
There’s usually an increase in patients needing emergency care at this time of year as more people get out and about.
The co-founder of a Kent mindfulness project says watching Adolescence has made her even more determined to help young children as they launch their second book today.
The Netflix drama about a 13-year-old accused of murder has raised questions over the influence of social media.
98% of children starting primary school in Kent in September have got into one of their three preferred choices.
Offer emails have been sent to parents yesterday afternoon and more than 95% in Medway got their first choice.
And in football, Bradley Dack has admitted he wants to stay at Gillingham next season.
The 31-year-old re-joined the club last summer after seven years away – but hasn’t featured as much as he’d like.