Podcast: Faversham Lakes residents join forces to get rid of FirstPort property management company over rising fees

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A property management company looking after a 400 home estate in Faversham has had its contract cancelled after complaints from residents.

It follows years of discontent between FirstPort and people living at Faversham Lakes over finances and maintenance costs.

Also in today's podcast, forecasters say there's a chance of snow in Kent today.

A yellow weather warning's in force and we've been speaking to KCC Highways and a forecaster from the Met Office.

The MP for Tunbridge Wells is calling for more support for children in Kent who are suffering from Long Covid.

Mike Martin has raised the case of one his constituents during a health debate in the Commons.

People living close to greenbelt land near Wrotham say it's the wrong place to build a 200 space lorry park.

There are plans to build the facility at Wrotham Water Farm, with an access road near junction 2a of the M26. Hear what people have been saying to the local democracy reporting service.

MidKent College has revealed plans to use AI to ease the workload on teachers and improve student outcomes.

The technology will be used as part of a pilot program to help with lesson planning, grading and generating new teaching techniques.

And in sport, bosses at Gillingham have confirmed the new manager will have a final say on any deals in the January transfer window.

John Coleman's taken his first training session at Priestfield after Mark Bonner was sacked last weekend. Hear from managing director Joe Comper.