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The Update - 10/02/2017

Feb 10, 2017, 01:30 PM
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We hear from #Kent Police after advances in #DNA led to the conviction of a man attacked a woman 25 years ago, politicians in #Kent have voted to increase #council tax bill by four percent, researchers at the #University of Kent reckons checking #Facebook really does make us lose track of time and we hear from #LeageOne #Gillingham ahead of their match this weekend.

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