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<p>A Sheppey woman who scammed her bosses out of nearly £80,000 has been sent to prison.</p><p>Carly Miller, 39 from Main Road in Queenborough, siphoned off company money that was meant to be used to pay suppliers</a>.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, there are calls to ban lorries from a stretch of road in Kent following a number of serious crashes.</p><p>Campaigners also want the speed limit on the A251 between Faversham and Challock cut</a> from 50 to 40 miles per hour.</p><p>New import checks at the Kent border that have been delayed five times finally come into force today.</p><p>Businesses bringing in food and flowers have had to fill in extra paperwork</a> - and some lorries could be sent to Sevington near Ashford for closer inspection.</p><p>The organisers of this year's Pride in Canterbury</a> have told KentOnline their socials blew up when they revealed the sad Oompa Loompa will be there this year.</p><p>You'll probably remember she went viral after pictures were posted of the disappointing Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow.</p><p>And in sport, it's set to be a busy summer for Gillingham</a> after they sacked head coach Stephen Clemence.</p><p>He left Priestfield yesterday after just five months in the role. We've been getting reaction from our Gills reporter and David Garth from the Gillingham FC supporters club.</p>
<p>A Sheppey woman who scammed her bosses out of nearly £80,000 has been sent to prison.</p><p>Carly Miller, 39 from Main Road in Queenborough, siphoned off company money that was meant to be used to pay suppliers</a>.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, there are calls to ban lorries from a stretch of road in Kent following a number of serious crashes.</p><p>Campaigners also want the speed limit on the A251 between Faversham and Challock cut</a> from 50 to 40 miles per hour.</p><p>New import checks at the Kent border that have been delayed five times finally come into force today.</p><p>Businesses bringing in food and flowers have had to fill in extra paperwork</a> - and some lorries could be sent to Sevington near Ashford for closer inspection.</p><p>The organisers of this year's Pride in Canterbury</a> have told KentOnline their socials blew up when they revealed the sad Oompa Loompa will be there this year.</p><p>You'll probably remember she went viral after pictures were posted of the disappointing Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow.</p><p>And in sport, it's set to be a busy summer for Gillingham</a> after they sacked head coach Stephen Clemence.</p><p>He left Priestfield yesterday after just five months in the role. We've been getting reaction from our Gills reporter and David Garth from the Gillingham FC supporters club.</p>
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