Sep 29, 2026 · 21 min · 8 segments
A Kent dad who survived a cardiac arrest after being brought back to life on a football pitch is urging people to have the confidence to use a defibrillator. Kevin Smith was playing for his local…
The family of a Kent mum who died in a crash have thanked everyone who stopped to try and help her.
31-year-old Jo Law from Swanley was killed on the M4 near Windsor earlier this month and leaves behind three children aged between 4 and 12.
Elsewhere, the family of a popular biker from Selling have spoken of their heartbreak after he died in a crash on the A2 near Tenham.
Now a critical incident has been declared at the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford.
Des Holden, who's the acting chief exec of East Kent Hospitals, spoke last week about the pressure they're facing.
Both of our units are extremely busy.
Both of them get every sort of presentation that you can imagine from minor injuries through to major trauma.
We're told planned appointments should continue unless you're contacted directly.
A Sevenoaks woman's been fined after showing her probation officer an illegal taser.
Natasha Crist says she bought it for protection after seeing an advert on YouTube.
The 71-year-old from Watercress Close has been ordered to pay £250 and the device is going to be destroyed.
An employment tribunal has dismissed claims that a member of staff at a property company in Tunbridge was forced out of her role.
Former accounts manager Julie Ebde took action against RPC Land and New Homes after resigning because of what she described as a hostile and toxic working environment.
A judge has rejected her allegations of constructive unfair and wrongful dismissal, finding instead that she'd become paranoid that her employer was trying to get rid of her.
Work on almost 300 homes near Sittingbourne could be delayed unless changes are agreed with Swale Council.
Taylor Wimpey wants to cut the number of affordable homes planned for a new estate by two-thirds.
The developer says its Ufton Court Farm project faces a multi-million pound shortfall.
The family of a Kent mum who died in a crash have thanked everyone who stopped to try and help her.
31-year-old Jo Law from Swanley was killed on the M4 near Windsor earlier this month and leaves behind three children aged between 4 and 12.
Elsewhere, the family of a popular biker from Selling have spoken of their heartbreak after he died in a crash on the A2 near Tenham.
Now a critical incident has been declared at the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford.
Des Holden, who's the acting chief exec of East Kent Hospitals, spoke last week about the pressure they're facing.
Both of our units are extremely busy.
Both of them get every sort of presentation that you can imagine from minor injuries through to major trauma.
We're told planned appointments should continue unless you're contacted directly.
A Sevenoaks woman's been fined after showing her probation officer an illegal taser.
Natasha Crist says she bought it for protection after seeing an advert on YouTube.
The 71-year-old from Watercress Close has been ordered to pay £250 and the device is going to be destroyed.
An employment tribunal has dismissed claims that a member of staff at a property company in Tunbridge was forced out of her role.
Former accounts manager Julie Ebde took action against RPC Land and New Homes after resigning because of what she described as a hostile and toxic working environment.
A judge has rejected her allegations of constructive unfair and wrongful dismissal, finding instead that she'd become paranoid that her employer was trying to get rid of her.
Work on almost 300 homes near Sittingbourne could be delayed unless changes are agreed with Swale Council.
Taylor Wimpey wants to cut the number of affordable homes planned for a new estate by two-thirds.
The developer says its Ufton Court Farm project faces a multi-million pound shortfall.
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