Podcast: Anger over noisy building work to turn property on Alma Street in Sheerness into an HMO
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People living on a road in Sheerness say they are having sleepless nights and suffering 'horrendous noise' coming from a house being turned into an HMO.
The podcast has been told work at the property on Alma Street has been going on for more than two months. Hear from a neighbour who claims it has also caused damage to her home.
Also in today's episode, a Kent charity that supports young refugees has criticised the government's plans to overhaul the asylum system.
Under proposals announced yesterday, most will have to wait 20 years to apply to settle here permanently.
A Kent dad says children's lives are being put at risk due to a lack of pavement along a stretch of road in Sittingbourne.
Daniel Thomas is calling for pavements to be installed on Highsted Road following a series of near misses. He's told our reporter there's been a lack of action since a nearby housing estate was finished in 2007.
A Kent woman who became the legal guardian of 15 children at the age of 22 has been telling us how she's helping families in Tanzania.
Letty McMaster travelled there on a gap year and ended up taking over an orphanage that would otherwise have closed down.
And in sport, Gillingham's young players are in FA Youth Cup action tonight.
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