Another Friday means your KM is out again and its packed with news, views, competitions and sport.

We're wishing 10-year-old Luke Pye a quick recovery. The youngster was run over by a car on Sutton Road and his family are keeping watch by his bedside.

A man who died in car crash on the A229 has been named.

While Ash trees are under threat globally, one man in Bearsted wants to chop two down - to improve his TV signal.

One family home in Vinters Park has been turned into a drugs den - see our court report.

And talking of courts - why Maidstone Crown Court found itself in distress - when a flag error got spotted.

Our hospitals are facing a £5million fine - but it might not be all bad news for taxpayers as it might not be paid.

Meet the young schoolboy who is turning into a talented film-maker with his epic set in the Second World War.

And Maidstone has a new venue - The Gallery nightclub is getting ready for opening weekend.

In the Weald we look at the latest planning applications for traveller families and why a suspended vicar remains on full pay, six months after his last sermon.

And people in Malling should be proud of Fr Michael Buchan who has been on a three-month tour in Helmand province. Plus the bank that says no? Why there's anger at NatWest who want to close for parts of the week.

Plus all editions feature What's On, packed with inspirtation for days out.