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Artworks stored in the basement of County Hall are to go under the hammer today (July 15) and could realise tens of thousands of pounds.
The Reform UK leadership at Kent County Council has expressed "grave concerns" to the government about plans to reduce health and social care visas.
Following the departure of two incumbent Tory councillors, two seats are up for grabs at a borough council by-election behind this week.
Kent should receive a cut of the new Dart Charge toll to offset the cost of maintaining the county’s road network, claims Reform’s council leader.
Reform UK's new administration at Kent County Council has reshuffled its cabinet less than seven weeks into taking charge.
Nigel Farage has taken aim at local government revamp plans, the cost of transporting SEND pupils, and the inclusion of trans books in libraries.
The number of old people in Kent needing long-term nursing care is set to rocket more than 50% in the next few years.
LGBTQ+ rights campaigners have joined a chorus of outrage at a decision not to display trans literature in the children’s sections of libraries.
A year after a catastrophic general election, we catch up with some Conservatives to find out about life after Westminster
A major survey carried out by a Kent MP has revealed road works are causing massive headaches for residents.
The new Reform UK leadership at Kent County Council (KCC) is under fire for removing trans books from a library’s children’s section.
Disabled people in Kent fear a two-tier benefits system despite the government’s recent u-turn on welfare reforms.
Kent County Council’s new leader has pledged to find savings after revealing the bill for ferrying some children to school is nearly at £100m.
More than a fifth of Kent’s working-age population are unemployed, a new report has revealed.
A request by the Reform UK leadership at Kent County Council for a delay to the first stage of local government reorganisation has been turned down.
Kent’s council tax-payers are set to see their bills rise in order to fund local projects in the north, say reports.
Opposition councillors have hit out at Reform UK’s waste-cutting tsar Zia Yusuf’s claims that KCC is spending huge sums on people working from home.
Local democracy reporter Simon Finlay looks at how Reform has gained votes from the big two parties and suggests a general election win could happen.
Nigel Farage’s party hit this corner of Kent like a “tsunami” - but not everyone is happy. We spoke to the political outsiders in “Reformland”.
A special KentOnline investigation has revealed how much the poorly supported Kent Police and Crime Commissioner election cost the taxpayer last year.