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LIVING WITH ATAXIA				A SOLDIER'S TALE
		Gill Solly has suffered from the very rare neurological conditiion, Cerebella Ataxia, from birth.				Sam and Megan tell the story of a Kent soldier who lost his life in World War One.

LIVING WITH ADDICTION				TOM IN ECUADOR
		Tim has been sober for 12 years, but has the booze been replaced by any other addictions?				Tom Hart Dyke returned to South America once more to collect seeds and exorcise ghosts.

MY BIG WEEKEND				RUNNING FOR CANCER
		Watch Hannah's video diary of her day in Mote Park at the Radio 1 Big Weekend.				Steve Maynard is running his first marathon to raise money for the Kent Oncology Centre.

WORKING FROM HOME				BALLROOM
		After being unable to work for years, Vikki decided that working from home would be her best option.				Stephen and Gemma are one of the few brother and sister ballroom couples competing in the UK.

CROHN'S				IVF
		Michelle fell ill after what she thought was a dodgy Chinese and too many beers, but it got worse...				For most people adding to a family is a wonderful time, but for Anna it's been filled with anguish.

PYRAMIDS				TOO YOUNG FOR CANCER
		Leonard is intrigued by the supposed healing properties of pyramids, but do they really work?				Debbie is only 30 but is battling bowel cancer. She talks about chemo, chat rooms and recovery.

TOM'S RETURN TO SOUTH AMERICA				TOM IN AUSTRALIA
		Exactly six years after a guerrilla held a gun to his head Tom Hart Dyke returned to South America.				Tom Hart Dyke visited Australia on the first part of a round the world trip to collect plants.

RUNNING A THEATRE				ROOTS
		Jonathan has just taken over as Director of Tunbridge Well's Trinity Theatre.				Amanda and her family have been tracing her family tree, but now it's time to fill the gaps.

TEACHER TRAINING				CULTURE CLASH
		Richard is preparing for his first lesson as he trains to become a teacher. Will he survive?				Philip is on a mission to revive the arts scene in Margate, but why are all the gallery doors shut?

NARCOLEPSY				HOMELESS
		Karen regularly comes home to find Muhammad slumped on the floor, but what has happened to him?				Lorraine put on her best outfit and went to live on the streets. How has she turned her life around?

GILES: MAD FOR IT				NORMAN THE BUTCHER
		Giles' mountain bike display team is heading to one of the biggest bike shows. How will they get on?				Norman's shop has become a central part of Eynsford life, but what has given him must success?

HOPS AND HARTLAKE				DIGERIDOO
		Dawn remembers the happiness of hop-picking in Kent and the sorrow of Hartlake Bridge.				Andy likes nothing more than sitting in his garden making noises down a hollowed out branch.

BABY SIGNING				PUBLIC SPEAKING
		Nemone's twin girls are still too young to talk, but can communicate by using sign language.				Stephen is a member of a speakers club and has entered for the National Championships.

CLIMBING KILIMANJARO				OLD DOG, NEW TRICKS
		Jo is training for her climb to raise money for the Pilgrims Hospice in Canterbury. Will she do it?				Jo is training for her climb to raise money for the Pilgrims Hospice in Canterbury. Will she do it?

BROKEN BRAIN				BEING YOUNG IN ASHFORD
		Ivor had a nervous breakdown. Everything had got on top of him. He was 'at the bottom of life itself'.				Jack has just left school and thinks there is nothing to do in Ashford. How can it be sorted out?

EARTHQUAKE ZONE REVISITED				MOUNTAIN BOARDING
		Matin Sheriff feared that winter would kill more than the quake. What did he find when he returned?				Adam runs a mountain boarding club and likes to rush down hills. Are there more spills than thrills?

MEETING WALLY				COP IN A FROCK
		Marjorie was married to Wally for 58 years. It wasn't 'til he died that she found out he was German.				Martin is playing the dame in Thanet Police's panto. How do his mates react to his alter ego?

PAGANISM AND WINTER SOLSTICE				CRISIS AT CHRISTMAS
		For Rob the Winter Solstice is a special time. He visited a Neolithic burial site at Trottiscliffe.				Mark has worked for the charity for the last few Christmases feeding the homeless.

DECORATING THE TREE				HEDGES
		George and Millie have a new angel for their tree, but what did happen to the hedgehogs?				Terry has just moved here but hasn't seem much of Kent because of all the hedges.

CHRISTMAS TURKEYS				UFO
		Julie has been producing turkeys for the last three years, but doesn't she get attached to them?				Lauren and her friend, Kaila, have spotted something unusual in the night sky. Is it a UFO?

'I HATE CHRISTMAS'				REFUGEE
		Brett doesn't like the festivities. If it was up to him, he'd work on Christmas Day.				Ralph was born in Munich, and spend several months in Dakau concentration camp.

BOYS AND THEIR TOYS				ARCHERY
		Mark's dad invented Subbuteo. So what was it like to grow up surrounded by small football figures?				Melissa won the South East 2005 championship and explains the use of specially adapted archery.

RAMADAN				BLOOD DONOR
		Omer fasts during the month of Ramadan, but working in a cafe doesn't make it easy.				Helena had been thinking about donating blood for years, but was it as bad as she'd feared?

SURFING				MUSIC
		Dave has been working on the beach since he was a teenager. Now he runs a surf school at Joss Bay.				Ben is a musician and songwriter, How will his new project with Clea Llewellyn go?

VOICES				SUCCESS
		Maureen talks about accents and some of her favourite sayings as part of the BBC Voices series.				James is almost 30, but he doesn't feel as success has he thinks he ought to. Why not?

ALCOHOLISM				MOUNTAIN BIKING
		For Nigel drink is a demon. His addiction has cost him more than just his home and his job.				Martin organises and competes in downhill mountain bike races. It's a "great fun" sport.

PASSING GCSEs				MARGATE
		Hannah, Grace and Kelly talk about working towards their exams, and they offer their tips.				Martin has seen many changes to Margate over the years. How can the town improve its image?

SISTERS				SNOW
		Pet was adopted and decided to trace her natural family. She met Liz for the very first time.				Megan and Sophie love playing in the snow, making snowmen and thowing snowballs.

THE BIG CHALLENGE				MARATHON
		After a bad netball accident, Emma wants to lose the pounds to start a career in coaching.				Jodie is running her first New York marathon and has heard that the course is a difficult one.

EX-PAT				BOATS
		Deborah travelled the world and lives in the Bahamas, but still misses her home county of Kent.				James built his own houseboat to escape from the rat race. Now he lives on the river.

BENT				NO ONE READS POETRY
		Oli is directing "Bent", a play which he hopes will change homophobic attitudes in Canterbury.				Ben is a poet but a frustrated one. His hectic work life doesn't allow him the time to be creative

CHURCH				DOVER SEA SCHOOL
		Richard gave up a high-powered job to set up a church that is more than just a place of worship.				Dave was at the PWSTS when the building was the pride of the town. Things have changed since then.

SPIRITUAL CHRISTMAS				REMEMBERING D-DAY
		Chantal is a spiritual practitioner, but still travels over to France to celebrate Christmas.				John witnessed first hand the horrors of June 6th 1944. The memories are still fresh.

TRAINS				CLIFFE AIRPORT
		John has done all sorts of jobs on the Spa Valley Railway, including building one of the stations.				Veronica has lived in the Isle of Grain all her life. Hear what she has to say about the proposed airport.

CURE FOR CANCER				DOGGER
		Lianna can't understand how cancer treatment abroad is so much better than here.				Tom has owned Dogger for years, but why does one ear point up when the other points down?

COMBATS				BUCKLE
		Hamish talks about an item that is of great sentimental value to him. They've seen good and bad times.				Anthony talks about his favourite buckle which his mum gave to him for his 21st birthday.

CLOTHES
		Beryl's been dreading sorting out her late mother's clothes. Why has it taken her so long?