Podcast: 'Ghost town' fears as new-build estate in Dover is abandoned after developer goes bust

It's feared an unfinished housing estate in Dover could become a ghost town after the developers behind it went bust.29 properties were being built in Maxton, which is just to the west of the town, by Enzo's Homes. Hear from reporter Louis Walker who has been following the story.A Kent MP says a new Netflix drama should be used to educate young people.Adolescence is about a 13-year-old boy who's arrested on suspicion of murdering a girl at his school. Chatham and Aylesford's Tris Osborne was a teacher before being elected last summer and has been speaking to the podcast.Meantime, the MP for Rochester and Strood has spoken in the commons about continued support for further education.Lauren Edwards says the Labour government's commitment to technical qualifications is encouraging, but need and demand is outstripping current available funding.A Kent mum who runs baby sign language classes says it could help tackle issues with speech and language development after the pandemic.Amy Wilkins had her daughter during lockdown and joined Tiny Talk sessions before going on to run them herself. She's been chatting to the podcast during sign language week.A Kent gritter named by a listener to our sister radio station kmfm has been officially unveiled.Katie Charlier from Dover came up with Grittersaurus Rex that won the online vote.