Podcast: Faversham family take children out of school to travel the world and share journey on Instagram
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Friday, 21 November 2025 - 26 minutes
A Faversham couple have spoken about their decision to pull their children out of school and travel the world.
James and Liberty Carew have decided to swap their traditional 9 to 5 jobs for real-world experiences across the globe.
Also in today's podcast, the owner of a Kent animal sanctuary hit by bird flu, fears she may have to find 16-thousand pounds to have other animals there tested for the virus.
More than 60 birds at Happy Pants Ranch in Newington near Sittingbourne had to be culled at the end of last month.
Villagers in Hadlow say plans for hundreds of homes are going to 'take the soul' out of their community.
An application for 116 homes and a community car park on agricultural land in Court Lane have been submitted, following another application for 100 properties on the edge of the village.
Bosses at a Kent Christmas tree farm say the quality on offer this year is better than ever.
It follows general warnings we could see "gappy" trees this years after growers battled low rainfall over summer and mild temperatures in autumn - hear from the owner of Hole Park Christmas Trees in Rolvenden.
And in sport, the Gillingham squad have been playing Traitors as part of a bit of team bonding.
They're doing challenges to win shields and trying to work out who's a faithful. Hear from defender Remeao Hutton and manager Gareth Ainsworth who's been chatting about tomorrow's game against Barnet.
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