pThousands of motorists have been told they must “face the consequences” after a campaign was launched to overturn speeding fines on one of Kent’s busiest routesa.ppDrivers have been ordered to pay £100 after police started enforcing a temporary 50mph limit on the Sheppey Crossing – almost two-and-a-half years after it was reduced from 70mph.ppAlso in todays podcast, police have responded to “horrendous” scenes at a council HQ after a debatea about making the borough a “district of sanctuary” for asylum seekers turned ugly.ppOne of the men’s toilets on the first floor of Swale council’s offices was damaged and taps were left running, flooding the floor and causing water to leak through to the ground floor.ppThe family of a mum who suffered a catastrophic stroke while living her dream lifea in France have been left heartbroken by her sudden death.ppThey’re now facing a bill running into the thousands to have her body returned to Kent. ppNext week's planned strike by resident doctors has been raised in the commons by a Kent MP.appThe medics are whether or not to walk out for five days from next Wednesday – Ashford's Sojan Joseph is concerned about the impact it'll have.ppAnd you can hear from Kent charity bosses aas they react to new government plans to tackle homelessness. ppThey've unveiled their stratgey with funding for support services and measures to stop people ending up on the streets.pbr pHosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.coma for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.