Plans have been put in to add another shop to the retail park in Sittingbourne.
The owners want to convert an area of land that’s currently used for parking between Carpet Right and Dunelm at the site in Mill Way.
Hear from reporter Alex Langridge who has been covering the story.
Also on today’s episode, a Sheppey woman who lost her dad to cancer is calling on peers not to stand in the way of the assisted dying bill.
MPs voted it through last June with a narrow majority. It’s now being debated in the House of Lords, but faces more than 1,000 amendments.
Claire Blythe’s dad Thomas passed away in December after being diagnosed with lung cancer, she’s been speaking to reporter Joe Crossley.
Nurseries in Kent are taking on a challenge to read at least four books a day, as data show children’s reading has hit a 20-year low.
Figures from the National Literacy Trust show one in ten children don’t own a book and only half of parents read with their child daily.
Busy Bees Nurseries across the county are taking part in a nation wide initiative to help promote reading at home.
A former arcade on Sheppey is set to reopen as a sports lounge.
The site in Beachfields in Sheerness has been empty for several years after closing during Covid.
Neptune Sports Lounge is moving from its current location in Neptune Terrace and we’ve been speaking to owner Charlie Minta.
Bosses at Rochester Cathedral are hoping to install solar panels on the roof of the historic building.
The Church of England has set targets for all of its sites to be carbon neutral by 2030, and we’ve been speaking to Simon Lace who’s Chief Operating Officer at the Cathedral.
And in sport, it was a very disappointing weekend Gillingham.
They were beaten by 3-0 by Oldham at Priestfield on Saturday, leaving them 16th in League Two.
We’ve got reaction from manager Gareth Ainsworth and midfielder Bradley Dack.
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