Podcasts about Ebbsfleet

You are going to have to pay more to have your garden waste collected in Kent.12 local authorities in the county have decided to increase the charge by an average of £3.99 - hear from reporter Joe Harbert who has been investigating.Also in today's podcast, people living in part of Medway have told us they fear their village won't be able to cope with 350 new homes.A consultation is under way into the idea of building on land at Allhallows on the Hoo Peninsula. Hear the thoughts of the local councillor and some people who already live in the area.Eurostar has been accused of shirking its "moral responsibility" to Kent after announcing more investment in other routes.£1.7 billion is going to be spent on new trains from London to Frankfurt and Geneva, despite the company still not resuming services at Ashford and Ebbsfleet stations.Reform UK have suspended one of their Kent County Councillors, sparking calls for a by-election.Daniel Taylor, who represents the Cliftonville ward in Thanet, is now sitting as an independent.And, we're featuring a story by our reporter Alex Langridge who has noticed a trend on socials for local businesses to adopt honesty boxes.The idea certainly isn't new, but seems to have evolved in recent times.

A petition has been set up by people living on an estate near Gravesend to try and get rid of the management firm.Residents of Springhead Parkway claim their bills have gone up, but the area has gone downhill. Hear from a couple living there and the local MP who is supporting them.Also in today's podcast, life jackets have been delivered to children at a school in east Kent in memory of a little boy who died after falling into a river during a family day out.Six-year-old Lucas Dobson had tried to climb onto a boat on the River Stour at Sandwich in August 2019.A safety campaign set up in his name has taken kit to pupils in Ash.Thames Water, which covers parts of north Kent, has been fined nearly £123 million by regulator Ofwat.The biggest ever penalty comes after investigations found the firm caused an "unacceptable impact on the environment".Meantime, campaigners are calling for water testing to be carried out at Kent's swimming spots all year round.Last week we told you how experts will monitor the levels of bacteria at the coast during the summer season. Hear from a member of Surfers Against Sewage.We've got an update on a story we brought to you on the podcast earlier this month.You'll be pleased to know a Strood man who'd waited four years for a dropped kerb to be installed outside his home, has finally had the work done.And in sport, if you head to the sports pages of KentOnline you can read the memories of some former Gillingham players 25 years after they were promoted to the now Championship.The side beat Wigan Athletic at Wembley in the play-off final.

I give my review and thoughts of this extraordinary and disappointing season for Ebbsfleet United FC and a look at what may be ahead. Who's at fault? Is Josh Wright the right manager? Who is to blame if he isn't? Beer o. The terraces, changing ends, Sunday league under 8's and weekends away! Get your fix here!

I put some questions to Ebbsfleet Utd's CEO Damian Irvine ahead of their Kent Senior Cup final v Welling at Priestfield Stadium Gillingham and he gives his thoughts on this season, personal criticism, recruitment, the club and the community, next season, Josh Wright, season ticket pricing and the club vision going forward.

Bishop Rob Munro, The Bishop of Ebbsfleet

TOO EASY FOR EASTLEIGH Another defeat on the road. No defence, no strikers, no marking , no idea!

We love a late goal! Lots to reflect on in this episode - wins at Ebbsfleet and Maidenhead, a humbling at The Hive by Barnet and a topsy-turvy draw against Halifax. We debate whether the title race is still on and look ahead to some big games in March.Timings: 02:58 Discussion of Ebbsfleet United 0-2 York City13:40 Discussion of Barnet 3-1 York City24:50 Discussion of York City 2-2 Halifax Town39:56 (Brief) discussion of Maidenhead United 1-3 York City47:00 Talking points - is the title race still on, do we need to bring Akil Wright back, best player haircuts1:02:13 Previews of Hartlepool (A), Altrincham (H) & Forest Green (H), plus University Challinor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I talk about Ebbsfleet United's recent game against Rochdale, Josh Wright's team talk and our merest new players plus a discussion about planning ahead and reality for this season.Also a look at the National Leagues plea to the EFL to allow three promotion spots to bring us in line with the rest.I give my thoughts on the acquisition of The Rose pub and finally I discuss what the effect of the final nail in the coffin of The London Resort might have on EUFC and the plans for a new ground and the Harbourside project

Stone the crows, we've got two good strikers! We chat Josh Stones' hat-trick against Woking, the 2-1 win v Dagenham, the title race and the 3UP campaign. We're also joined by Barnet fan Mem from BeesPod to discuss York's key upcoming game at the Hive.Timings: 02:00 - Discussion of York City 2-1 Dagenham & Redbridge17:39 - Discussion of York City 3-0 Woking33:29 - Talking points: the National League title race, the 3UP campaign, would any of the current team make a best XI of the century?44:44 - Preview of Barnet (A) with Mem from BeesPod1:04:42 - Our thoughts on trips to Ebbsfleet & Barnet, this week's University Challinor trivia question Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob and Dickie are joined by Altrincham media manager, Brian Flynn. Their is a lot of chatter on 3 up 3 down It was another action packed week in the National League as Barnet held out for a draw at Boston despite going down to 10 men, Christian tells us more. Brian talks about Altrincham's season so far and how far they can progress, Josh Passley on his loan move to Ebbsfleet and all the action from the North and South divisions Produced by Leo Audio Productions Part of the Sports Socials Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A Kent mum whose daughter was hit by a driver on a zebra crossing has spoken to the podcast about her anger that he's been spared jail.11-year-old Dollie Giglia was knocked down on Tram Road in Folkestone in January last year. She suffered multiple fractures and a brain injury.Also in today's episode, five members of a crime group have been sentenced after police uncovered a cocaine network in Thanet.Footage at KentOnline shows the moment the ringleader was arrested at his home on Highfield Road in Ramsgate.Campaigners fighting to save two children's centres in Kent say they've won another battle, but not the war just yet.There's been anger at the idea of closing Seashells in Sheerness and Millmead in Margate.Now a scrutiny committee's decided to put the decision to shut them on hold.Concerns have been raised after a report found what's been called a 'Boy's Club' culture within the ambulance service that covers Kent.The GMB union surveyed almost 900 staff members, however, a source close to SECAmb has questioned the credibility of the research.Two festivals are happening in Kent this weekend, to help us shake off the winter blues.Community arts organisation Cohesion Plus is putting on Lunar New Year celebrations in Maidstone and a Magical Winter Festival in Ebbsfleet's Platinum Jubilee Park.And in sport, promotion chasing Notts County are the visitors to take on Gillingham this weekend.The home side have gone seven games without a win and dropped to 17th in league two. Tomorrow's opponents are up in third.

With the season over half complete, Watling gone and Josh Wright at the helm, are we seeing small seeds of improvement at The Fleet? A baptism of fire, players in and players out and at last two games unbeaten! Does Ebbsfleet United prepare for life in National League South or fight for survival?

Lots of postponements, but plenty of talking points - and lots of exciting action from the games that were played. Maidstone United continued their great run of form as they brushed aside Enfield, with Shaq Coulthirst coming off the bench to grab a hat-trick - and the experienced frontman reflects on that treble, the Stones' continued impressive run and his hopes for the rest of the season. Hollands & Blair staged a superb late comeback to beat Whitstable on Tuesday night and boss Darren Blackburn is a happy man - he talks that win, increasing the experience in his squad and how he couldn't turn down the chance to help out a club that means so much to him. Four sides have applied to join the SCEFL for next season, and the chairman of one of them, Minster, tells us about their ambitions and explains the process behind trying to move up to Step 6. There's all the rest of the news, including a managerial departure, a call-off controversy, Ebbsfleet stopping the rot and more besides, plus the usual chat and nonsense, this week mainly including dog food. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Worrall is joined by Dickie Worton and Christian James as they look back on a foggy Boxing Day fixture list. Dagenham's defeat at home to Braintree was the end for Ben Strevens as he was given his marching orders, it's looking bleak at the bottom for Boston and Ebbsfleet but could Maidenhead pull off the great escape yet again? Plus in the North and South both league leaders fail to win as the gaps close up in the playoff places. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another storm tried its best to stop football over the weekend, but some games did survive - although not all of them finished... VCD joint-boss Danny Joy discusses their abandonment against Windsor & Eton, the news on stricken Harry Sargent and his surprise that they have been ordered to replay the tie away from home this weekend, as well as Tuesday night's league win. It was another day to remember for Sittingbourne as they reached the last 32 of the FA Trophy, being the last Step 4 side standing in the competition - two-goal hero Joe Boachie discusses that win, his spectacular overhead kick and the feelgood factor at the club. There's breaking news as Ebbsfleet part company with boss Harry Watling after just three months in charge - we discuss what that means for them and if we think it's the right decision. Plus we've got all the rest of the news and the usual chat and nonsense, this week including YouTube channels, shopping trips, cinema visits and loads more besides. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How does Sutton United's dramatic penalty shootout victory over Ebbsfleet define their season's resilience? In this gripping episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, host Mike is joined by the ever-passionate Claire and insightful Joe to unpack every moment of Sutton's FA Trophy clash.From the highs of a thrilling comeback to the drama of penalties, this episode dives deep into what makes Sutton United a team to watch. Claire reflects on the team's transformation after a crucial goal, sharing how “shoulders went up, and the belief kicked in,” while Joe captures the excitement of his first live penalty shootout commentary. Together, they explore the significance of this win for the team's momentum and the rising wave of young Sutton fans shaping the club's future.

It ended all square in both big top of the table clashes at the weekend - and Cray Valley PM boss Steve McKimm reflects on the late drama that saw his side come away from Dover with a point, and he reflects on their brilliant Step Three debut so far. Herne Bay player-coach Liam Friend looks back at his "soft" red card in the weekend win over Beckenham and looks back at an inconsistent start to their Isthmian League South East campaign. Plus the FA Vase is back this weekend and Whitstable Town get us underway with a lunchtime visit from unbeaten Jersey Bulls - Oystermen boss Jamie Coyle discusses that tie, having to pull his boots back on and his side's campaign to date. We discuss all the rest of the news, including the end of Ramsgate's unbeaten record, Ebbsfleet's ongoing struggles and Maidstone getting the gang back together. Plus there's all the usual chat and nonsense, including personalised number plates, takeaways, mash disasters and, frankly, some woeful banter from Matt Gerrard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Five of our six teams in action went out in the FA Trophy - but it was another fine afternoon for Sittingbourne with another upset to leave them as one of three Step 4 teams in the competition. Boss Ryan Maxwell reflects on that victory, looks ahead to hosting Enfield in the next round and discusses his side's excellent league form. SCEFL side Rusthall are celebrating their 125th anniversary this year with the release of a book covering their history - book editor and former club chairman Ben Martin tells us some of the most fascinating tales from the club's history and how the book has been 25 years in the making. Lydd Town have a new manager, and that man is Nicky Southall, who returns to the game not long after leaving Lordswood - he reflects on where it all went wrong at Lordswood, why Lydd was the right move next and looks ahead to facing his old club in his first league game. We dissect the current situation at Ebbsfleet and look at the rest of the news and action from across the county, as well as the usual chat and nonsense, which includes idiots in pubs, running and Matt's quiz success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

APLOGIES: YES I KNOW WE TOO HAD A RED CARD BEFORE HALF TIME - too long to re-record! Continued poor results for The Fleet, an embarrassing 6-0 home defeat leaves Ebbsfleet Utd at the foot of the table. What is the problem? What is the solution? A chance to ask some questions on Thursday at the QA session and a look ahead at AFC Fylde away on Saturday.

A teenage boy who went missing from Medway has been found safe and well.16-year-old James Gibbons hadn't been seen since for nine days ago and was last spotted heading towards woodland near his home in Cuxton.Also in today's podcast, farmers from across Kent are joining a rally in London to protest over changes to inheritance tax.From April 2026, farms worth more than £1 million will have to pay a 20% levy which they say could lead to food shortages. The Prime Minister insists the changes will only affect a small number of farming families.A Ukrainian woman who moved to Kent when the war broke out has expressed her gratitude for the UKs support.We've been speaking to Margaritia Bondarenko, who lives in Canterbury, as we mark 1,000 days since the start of the conflict with Russia.A Sheppey woman is calling on the government to ban the sale of fireworks to the general public, after recent celebrations caused her dog to have a stroke.Carris Clayton from Halfway had to make the heartbreaking decision to have five-year-old Lyssa put down due to the poor quality of life she would have had.Passengers have been telling us what they think about a new £34 million bus route in Dover.Fastrack is designed to provide a more reliable service - connecting Whitfield, Dover town centre and Dover Priory Station. Hear from reporter Sam Lennon who went on the first journey.And, in sport - the draw's been made for the third round of the FA Trophy - with just two Kent sides left in the competition.Ebbsfleet will play Sutton United while Sittingbourne will take on Enfield Town.

Hundreds of people are backing a grieving mum's campaign for dogs to be banned from a cemetery - after she saw the animals “weeing on headstones”.She says she's been left “absolutely disgusted” by walkers letting their pets run around and defecate while she is visiting her 16-year-old daughter's grave.Also in today's podcast, two people have been violently attacked near their homes after complaining about a neighbour's music being too loud.A Halling woman has appeared in court, accused of hitting, punching and scratching them when they confronted her. You can hear from a Kent MP who's urging the government to “finish the job” and extend the Elizabeth Line into Kent. MP Jim Dickson says it was originally meant to run through the Ebbsfleet – which would benefit the thousands of new families that are due to move into the area. There was disappointment for Gillingham last night after they secured a win in the EFL Trophy, but couldn't do enough to make it through to the knockout round. We've got reaction from manager Mark Bonner. And the mystery as to why an historic clock on a Kent high street runs more than an hour slow could, finally, be solved.The landmark in Folkestone is more than 100 years old but is now useless for anyone who needs to know the time. 

Eleanor Hayden, Annabel Heywood and Ros Clarke discuss their role as Pastoral Advisors for Women to the Bishop of Ebbsfleet.

With defeat after defeat after defeat is it the players? The management? Bigger issues?Ebbsfleet Utd are suffering possibly their worst ever start to a season. I travelled to Forest Green Rovers FC to watch their latest performance and share my experience here along with my thoughts on the issues surrounding our performances and what the future holds. Eufc.

What sort of thing is happening here? 15 games in and it looks like we might just be in a title race! Simon and Will recap home wins over Ebbsfleet and Barnet, and we're joined by Luke Walsh to preview the trip to Halifax.Timings: 02:00 Discussion of York City 4-0 Ebbsfleet United23:54 Discussion of York City 3-1 Barnet47:57 Halifax (A) preview with Luke Walsh1:00:18 Wycombe FA Cup preview, University Challinor, another YCFC Halloween XI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ros Clarke, in her role as pastoral advisor for women to the Bishop of Ebbsfleet, talks to Rob Munro about his ministry as Bishop of Ebbsfleet.

Simon is joined by Will Harris to look back on the draw at Woking and the FA Cup win at Biggleswade. We're also joined by Finn from Fleet Zone to preview the visit of Ebbsfleet, and Mem from BeesPod to look ahead to the clash with table-topping Barnet.Timings: 02:55 Will's thoughts on City's season so far06:46 Discussion of Woking 1-1 York City24:53 Discussion of Biggleswade 1-3 York City41:00 Preview of Ebbsfleet (H) with Finn from The Fleet Zone49:08 Preview of Barnet (H) with Mem from BeesPod57:48 Our thoughts on the upcoming games and this week's trivia question Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Angry parents living close by to a new school in Ebbsfleet have slammed the admissions policy – and say they were sold a dream they just haven't got. They launched a petition which forced the school to change its criteria and increase its intake after it was revealed that if it was oversubscribed, other pupils would get priority over those who live nearby.Also in today's podcast, a Herne Bay mum says she's horrified after a child found a small blade in chips bought on a Kent pier. He'd bought the portion to share with his friends and was lucky it was spotted before someone bit into it. There are calls for bosses in Tonbridge and Malling to put an end to parking restrictions which are threatening the survival of a popular farmers' market. Critics say the four hour limit is putting unwelcome pressure on traders and at this rate they'll have no market left. You can also find out which KFC outlet in Kent has been ranked as one of the country's worst when it comes to hygiene. The Colonel has responded to the claims – saying they have high standards and since the result have been working hard to get things back up to scratch. And the KentOnline Podcast has been speaking to the owners of a new family entertainment centre that's opened in Sittingbourne. The £20,000 refurb to the old Snooker and Sports bar now includes an 18-hole neon crazy golf course, pool room and darts facilities. 

In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, we dive into Sutton United's thrilling 3-2 home win against Ebbsfleet United. Join host Mike and panellists Neil and Neil as they discuss the standout performances, defensive challenges, and the team's resilience in securing back-to-back wins. We also look ahead to Sutton's midweek clash against Yeovil Town, breaking down key players to watch and predictions for the match. Don't miss our community shout-outs and all the latest news on Sutton United!

Another bumper podcast after another excellent week in the FA Cup where no fewer than ten of our sides made it through to the Third Qualifying Round. Top billing goes to Herne Bay, who beat Hendon 3-0 to set up a tie with Maidstone - Bay boss Steve Lovell discusses all things FA Cup, his side's lack of league action so far this season and working closely with his son Mark. Ashford United also made it through and Danny Kedwell reflects on his start to life at Homelands, the squad he's built and the potential of the club. It was the end of the line for Corinthian though, and their manager Michael Golding admits it's a struggle for him this season after coming up short against the Nuts and Bolts. In the SCEFL, VCD made it eight wins in nine with a 2-0 win at Snodland - joint-boss Danny Joy discusses their start to the season, looks ahead to the FA Vase this weekend and discusses the importance of signing proven winners like keeper Andy Walker. And Snodland boss Byron Walker remains upbeat despite the loss to VCD, discussing his start to life as a manager and the backing he gets at the club. There's all the rest of the news from around the county, including a perfect start for Ebbsfleet's new boss, and all the usual chat and nonsense, including Toto Schillaci, Italia 90, a "posh breakfast" and being a celebrity... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ebbsfleet United FC have parted company with manager Danny Searle after a run of disastrous results. Hear my thoughts and the thoughts of my son Josh in the aftermath of this breaking news.

No away weekender this season due to a decision seemingly being taken by a single board member. I take a look and voice my views! EBBSFLEET UTD

Possibly the toughest start to a season for THE FLEET as they crash to two hard defeats against the two National League title favourites. What went wrong? What happens now?

Eleanor Hayden speaks at the Bishop of Ebbsfleet's Conference on positive complementarian ministry.

A developer has been criticised for going back on a promise to provide affordable housing in Deal.100 properties are due be built in Cross Road and 30% were supposed to be affordable. We've been getting reaction from people who live nearby.Also in the podcast, bosses in Dartford have approved plans to build more than 12 and a half thousand homes over the next 13 years.The area's seen a 20% population increase in recent years - partly driven by the development of a garden city at Ebbsfleet. Hear from the council leader.A Gravesend dad with an inoperable brain tumour hopes a fundraiser will help him make memories with his children.John Rendle received the diagnosis last year, and has undergone treatment for the condition - but is unsure just how much time he has left.A study by the University of Kent and World Health Organisation has found underage girls are smoking, drinking and vaping more than boys. Lucy Hickmott joins the episode with the details.A dad whose young son died in a suspected hit and run has revealed he's opening a dessert parlour in Folkestone in his memory.Seven-year-old William Brown had been going to retrieve a football when it happened in December. William Brown Senior has been telling us about his project.And in sport, Maidstone United are through to the National League South play-off semi-finals. We've got reaction from manager George Elokobi.

A Gravesend mum has issued an invitation to Rishi Sunak, saying he should come to her home and help give mental health support to her struggling 18-year-old.It comes after the Prime Minister said he wants to tackle what he described as the UK's "sicknote culture" and strip GPs of their power to sign people off work.Also in today's episode, a child is thought to be among five people who have died while trying to cross the Channel.A huge emergency response was reporter just hours after the government's controversial Rwanda Bill was passed in Parliament.There are calls for something to be done to address health inequality in Medway.New data shows the life expectancy of the average male living in Chatham is 73, but at the other end of the 151 bus route in Cuxton it's 83.A bid to allow retirees to stay in their park homes all year round has been refused, despite claims its residents were 'victims of some serious misselling'.Occupants of Beverley Park on the Isle of Sheppey say they bought the properties on the understanding they could live there on a permanent basis.And in football, the Ebbsfleet boss has been speaking about the side avoiding relegation from the National League.Danny Searle described Saturday's goalless draw at Boreham Wood as the best day of his career.

Rob Worrall is joined by Joe Pope and Luke Walsh to look back at 40 goals across just the top division of the National League alone! Chesterfield remain 20 points clear despite a rare defeat, Alty are gunned down by the Shots, Halifax move into the playoff mix whilst Ebbsfleet and Kidderminster who pick up vital points for survival. Plenty of action in the North and South with stalemates at the top of the North and the Glovers keep a hand on the title race, we hear from their assistant manager Chris Todd. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob Worrall is joined by Joe Pope and Luke Walsh to look back at 40 goals across just the top division of the National League alone! Chesterfield remain 20 points clear despite a rare defeat, Alty are gunned down by the Shots, Halifax move into the playoff mix whilst Ebbsfleet and Kidderminster who pick up vital points for survival.Plenty of action in the North and South with stalemates at the top of the North and the Glovers keep a hand on the title race, we hear from their assistant manager Chris Todd. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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A Faversham man says he was left shaken and in tears after being pulled over by armed police following what he claims was a malicious 999 call.Daniel Pearce says officers with guns dragged him from his car and handcuffed him after he was stopped on the A28 near Ashford.A Dover man has been seriously injured in a motorbike crash while on holiday in Greece.37 year-old dad-of-four Kie Mathias collided with a bus in Athens last Friday and is still unconscious.The decision not to have Eurostar services stop in Kent is being debated in parliament.A petition has been signed by more than 34-thousand people asking for the trains to stop at Ebbsfleet and Ashford International stations again.It is feared it is only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt by dangerous motorbike riders using alleyways in Sittingbourne.Police have issued images of three people riding around the Murston area of the town.And in football, Gillingham have moved up to seventh in the League 2 table after beating Swindown Town.Last night's 1-0 victory ends their losing streak away from home.

A former RAF Air Cadets base in Gillingham has been branded a 'death trap' after being targeted by vandals.The site has been left covered in graffiti with crumbling concrete and needles on the floor. Hear from reporter Joe Harbert who has been covering the story.Also on today's podcast, more pressure is being put on Eurostar to stop their trains in Kent again.The services haven't called at Ashford or Ebbsfleet international stations since the pandemic - and there's no sign of them resuming.Now council bosses have joined forces and want to hear from companies about the impact it's had on them.A Dartford mum has been telling the podcast about her experience with ADHD, as we mark an awareness month.Emma Ben Moussa has two children with the condition, and was diagnosed herself just a few years ago. She's been speaking to reporter Keely Greenwood.Roads bosses have been showing off their fleet of gritters that'll keep the roads clear of snow and ice this winter.New drivers are currently being trained and 6 depots across the county are stocked with 23-thousand tonnes of salt.You can head to KentOnline to see how an artist has transformed two dull-looking utility boxes in Tunbridge Wells...Louise Dean was commissioned to paint some of the street furniture in Calverley Road.And in sport, Kent Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes has completed a relay triathlon to raise awareness of marine conservation.

Part of the M20 in Kent was shut today as a huge manhunt for an escaped prisoner continued.Daniel Khalife managed to escape from Wandsworth jail in south London yesterday. It's led to Kent's police and crime commissioner calling for a full investigation into what happened.Also in today's podcast, the roof of a Kent theatre could need to be replaced after it was found to contain a potentially dangerous form of concrete.We've already been told the Orchard in Dartford will be closed until the end of the month while investigations take place. Hear from the council leader Jeremy Kite.We've got an update on Eurostar and whether they are ever going to stop at stations in Kent again.Trains haven't called at Ashford or Ebbsfleet international since the first Covid lockdown back in March 2020.KentOnline's Liane Castle has been to an important meeting about it in Ashford and reports back.It's Kent Test day for thousands of pupils across the county.The results will determine which children can apply for a place at a grammar school for next September. But some say the system is outdated and needs to be scrapped. We've been speaking to a campaigner.And, there are concerns Kent could lose millions of pounds as a result of the writers and actors strike going on in Hollywood.In a good year, film and tv production in Kent can bring in as much as £8 million to the local economy - but this year we'll see nowhere near that amount. We've been chatting to Gabrielle Lindemann from the Kent Film Office.

Rob is joined by Dickie, Joe and Thom Lang is back as well! Chesterfield and Oldham slugged it out and were honours even, Barnet continue their great run and Ebbsfleet have a mixed week, Rob caught up with their manager Dennis Kutrieb. Rob also caught up with Tyler Cordner, formerly of Aldershot, now at York to talk about his season so far. Plus a look at the North and South Divisions where only four home wins were registered across the two divisions Produced by Luke Edwards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob is joined by Dickie, Joe and Thom Lang is back as well! Chesterfield and Oldham slugged it out and were honours even, Barnet continue their great run and Ebbsfleet have a mixed week, Rob caught up with their manager Dennis Kutrieb. Rob also caught up with Tyler Cordner, formerly of Aldershot, now at York to talk about his season so far.Plus a look at the North and South Divisions where only four home wins were registered across the two divisionsProduced by Luke Edwards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The second of an easter double header as Rob, Joe and Dickie review the biggest game of the season so far. That save from Fozzy, decisions and what happens next? A post mortem as Scunthorpe suffer back to back relegations, Torquay's great escape? Joe catches up with Dorking's Marc White and Jason Prior after a massive win for them at Yeovil. In the North the title race is back on as Lynn go to the top. In the South a championship hangover for Ebbsfleet and despair for Dulwich Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob welcomes back Dickie and Joe to the pod as they spend Mothering Sunday looking at how the National League's three divisions panned out. Is it advantage Wrexham at the top? An excellent week for Chesterfield and some facts for Torquay In the South are Hungerford about to pull off the great escape? Ebbsfleet title bound and it's all eyes on Norfolk in the North as a top of the table clash looms. Plus more England C news and a tale of the Krasniqi's Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

George Crowder interviews Rob Munro, the new Bishop of Ebbsfleet about his life and faith, his role as bishop, and the current situation in the Church of England.

In the first Merely Catholic podcast for 2023, Dr Gavin Ashenden is joined by Monsignor Andrew Burnham to discuss one particular aspect of the legacy of Pope Benedict XVI, who died on New Year's Eve at the age of 95. In this 31st episode, the former Anglican Bishop of Ebbsfleet pays tribute to the late Pontiff for establishing the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, an act which allowed the corporate reception of entire Anglican communities and permitted them also to bring with them much of the beauty of their liturgical patrimony. Monsignor Burnham, one of five bishops who in 2010 resigned to join the ordinariate, reflects on what he now believes was miracle of creative ecumenism, an act of healing at the hands, and from the heart, of a deeply generous pope.