A Tonbridge couple say they might be able to get married sooner than they'd hoped thanks to a Kent MP. Gillingham's Rehman Chishti has introduced a new law will legally recognise humanist weddings. In August a High Court judge said it is 'discrimination' not to recognise the ceremonies in the same way as religious ones - but they'd have to wait for a review. Victoria Hosegood and Charli Janeway are among those campaigning for it.

I chat to Foxes about her beautiful new single, the emotional video she filmed to go with it, and making dens for Autumn! 

Olly Murs told Garry & Laura he's doing a big summer tour next year!

He'll be at Hop Farm in July!

Tickets on sale NEXT Friday at kmfm.co.uk

We talked jam, thongs, swinging, showering, watching yourself on your phone and loads more.

As we head into another weekend here in Kent, you can rely on kmfm to make the bad weather and curfews disappear with huge opportunities to win!
Today was another £1K Drop where Kent's Radio Station gave listeners in the county the chance to win £1000 cash, sent directly to 1 lucky person's bank account. 
The competition which started this morning came to an end at 6pm with Lewis Rich from Folkestone winning the money.
Rob Wills from Drivetime called Lewis where he said "I have just moved to Folkestone into a new home and had my honeymoon in May cancelled. So I may spend the money now with my wife."
There is another chance for you to win £1000 with KentOnline Win here (https://www.kentonline.co.uk/win/competition/win-1000-cash-sept-01-09-2020/) as well as other prizes such as a new Alexa Echo Dot.
kmfm's 1K Drop returns at the end of October just before Halloween. 

I chat to Tate about performing at the MTV VMAs and what she got up to after the awards! 

I chat to Sigala and James Arthur about their new banger Lasting Lover written by Lewis Capaldi. 

As we head in the summer bank holiday weekend, kmfm deliver another cash prize on the '1K Drop'.

Throughout today on kmfm you would have heard Garry and Laura, Andy Walker and Rob Wills talking about the prize which was finally won at 6pm tonight by Natlie Kelly in Rochester.

Natalie who won the competition where Kent listeners have 18 hours to enter the draw said "I don't know what to say, I am in shock."

Natalie was baking a cake for her daughter, Neave's 5th birthday and says some of the money will be spent on a few treats for her before she returns to school and their forthcoming house move.

Rob Wills who made the call said "With the kids going back to school, back end of the summer holidays, people having a tough time with jobs and money, I am really happy we can do this and make things a little easier for our listeners."

The competition is back in September but there is another chance for our readers to win £1000 cash, £250 grocery vouchers and more at the all new KentOnline