A Chinese takeaway was forced to close after thousands of pounds worth of damage was caused to the shop.
Police were called to the restaurant in Tunbridge Wells after a man went inside and lay down on the floor, before smashing up screens and equipment.
Also in today’s podcast, a group of doctors are calling for better resilience within NHS IT systems after a major outage affected GP surgeries across Kent.
Medics were unable to access patient details, appointment lists or process prescriptions on Monday and health bosses say it’s led to a huge backlog.
A councillor who struggles to speak after developing motor neurone disease is using pioneering AI technology to communicate using his own voice.
Nick Varley, who represents Kippington on Sevenoaks district and town councils, made recordings of himself speaking, which were used to train the AI to produce an accurate copy of his voice.
Protesters held a large banner demanding “Keep your hands off Rays Bottom” as they voiced their anger over plans for a new housing estate.
More than 300 letters of objection have been lodged in little over a month against proposals to build 75 houses on farmland near Deal.
And an ice cream man who “gambled” on serving scoops when work dried up during the pandemic is in the running for a top national award.
You can hear from the Rainham resident who runs Bossie’s Ice Creams’ who told us he’s excited to have his hard work recognised.
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