A police community support officer who was murdered in a Kent village died from “significant head injuries”, police have said.
Police said they are “working very hard” to find a motive for the killing of Julia James, 53, whose body was found in Akholt Wood earlier this week.
She was off-duty at the time and was reportedly last seen out walking her dog.
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