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Plans to create an orthopaedic unit in a Kent hospital to tackle a backlog of surgical treatments have been described as "transformatory".
A mental health patient was sent 240 miles for treatment as the county is engulfed in an "unrelenting crisis".
A charity has warned of the 'devastating' impact withdrawing a £5 million-a-year homelessness service could have in Kent.
A closed landfill site requires emergency upgrades amid human health and environmental concerns.
Domestic abuse victims from Kent will receive more support over the next 12 months under multi-million pound plans.
Controversial plans to transform hospital services in east Kent are being reviewed by NHS leaders.
A "wonderful" children's playground is to be built at a country park.
The first images of how a playground at a country park will look have been revealed ahead of a crunch meeting on the plans.
A former school building and land could be sold for more than £1 million as Kent County Council looks to boost its coffers.
Kent County Council has revealed details of its controversial plans to offload parts of its iconic headquarters, with one building set for demolition.
There are calls for an external probe into the county council's handling of a fiasco which left special needs pupils without transport.
Lessons learnt from the pandemic must be used to improve health care in county, a Kent council chief has said.
Southern Water has pledged to reduce reduce the impact of storms in Kent by 80% by 2030.
A 'mothballed' dementia village in Kent could finally open under new plans.
Concerns have been raised about the number of GP surgeries that close at lunchtimes despite a huge backlog in patients waiting for appointments.
An independent inquiry is likely to be held into major delays in sourcing transport to take special needs children to and from school in Kent.
Concerns have been raised over more asylum seeking crossings this summer, which could be 'challenging' for Kent's councils to provide aid.
More asbestos and structural problems have been found at a school undergoing a major £1.5million refurbishment.
A rising demand for special needs places is leading KCC to seek 'more cost effective' solutions.
Dozens of homes and businesses are still are still without power after recent storm damage.
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