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✓ Published: 17-May-2024
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<p>The petrolhead behind Kent’s first car ‘drifting’ school says he will continue to operate the new track - despite being advised to slam on the brakes by local bosses. </a></p><p>It's after complaints about the noise of revving engines and screeching tyres at the Skidz Advanced Driving School set up at Manston Airport. </p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a secure school designed to turn around the lives of some of Britain’s most violent young offenders</a> is set to open in Kent.</p><p>The Oasis Restore school in Rochester</a> is the first of its kind and will see young offenders receiving vocational training and one-to-one learning support during their imprisonment.</p><p>People living across Swale say they’ve been blighted with bin-clearing problems</a> since a new multi-million-pound contract started which has been branded “utter rubbish”.</p><p>They’ve complained of six weeks of missed collections, bin men and call staff being sworn and spat at and people paying out for private rubbish collections. </p><p>Celebrity baker Paul Hollywood and his wife Melissa have pumped more than £80,000 of their own money into trying to save her family’s Kent pub.</a></p><p>The long-serving landlady of The Chequers Inn says her parents have spent even bigger sums trying to keep it afloat.</p><p>And, internet sensation and fitness coach Joe Wicks has led pupils at a Kent primary on a whole school workout</a> this morning.</p><p>The YouTuber, also known as The Body Coach, was in Dover to give advice on how to live a happier and healthier life. </p>
<p>The petrolhead behind Kent’s first car ‘drifting’ school says he will continue to operate the new track - despite being advised to slam on the brakes by local bosses. </a></p><p>It's after complaints about the noise of revving engines and screeching tyres at the Skidz Advanced Driving School set up at Manston Airport. </p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a secure school designed to turn around the lives of some of Britain’s most violent young offenders</a> is set to open in Kent.</p><p>The Oasis Restore school in Rochester</a> is the first of its kind and will see young offenders receiving vocational training and one-to-one learning support during their imprisonment.</p><p>People living across Swale say they’ve been blighted with bin-clearing problems</a> since a new multi-million-pound contract started which has been branded “utter rubbish”.</p><p>They’ve complained of six weeks of missed collections, bin men and call staff being sworn and spat at and people paying out for private rubbish collections. </p><p>Celebrity baker Paul Hollywood and his wife Melissa have pumped more than £80,000 of their own money into trying to save her family’s Kent pub.</a></p><p>The long-serving landlady of The Chequers Inn says her parents have spent even bigger sums trying to keep it afloat.</p><p>And, internet sensation and fitness coach Joe Wicks has led pupils at a Kent primary on a whole school workout</a> this morning.</p><p>The YouTuber, also known as The Body Coach, was in Dover to give advice on how to live a happier and healthier life. </p>
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