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The cabinet member leading the controversial proposed closures of household tips across the county has resigned.
Schools across Kent have lost millions in funding because of errors made by the Department for Education (DfE), according to new claims.
The soaring cost of providing cabs to school children has resulted in the suggestion that KCC could run an in-house taxi service.
Kent’s Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner has announced he will seek a third term in next year’s elections.
Pregnant women and parents of young children can now apply for funding to help pay for milk, fruit and veg.
The cost of a controversial £40m rail project is set to soar "substantially" and the county's taxpayers will pick up the tab, new papers reveal.
The leader of the Green Party at County Hall has opened up about his background and mission to make Kent a better place.
Kent’s police and crime commissioner says more prisons need to be built to house the increasing number of inmates being convicted.
Former KCC leader Sir Paul Carter has lifted the lid on his background, time in office and why there's no way he’d be tempted back to the top job.
Violence and persistent bad behaviour have resulted in a surge in the number of children being ousted from schools.
The county’s police commissioner has condemned the ‘glorification’ of Hamas terrorist attacks amid a rise in hate crimes against the Jewish community.
A government-backed scheme aimed at reversing the decline in the county’s natural habitats has drawn support but scepticism remains.
The Transport secretary has been urged to use the law to intervene in a battle to scrap the Ultra Low Emission Zone at the border with Kent.
New homes have been built on the site of a historic dance hall as part of a scheme aiming to bring derelict properties back into use.
The chief executive at one of Kent's favourite tourist attractions has told how a prolonged road closure has ‘detrimentally’ affected business.
Eleven projects aimed at preventing suicide, reducing self-harm and saving lives are being announced as a way of marking World Mental Health Day.
The embattled leader of Kent Council Council has survived a back bench challenge for his job.
Money saved from the abandoned phase of HS2 should be redirected to kickstart a ‘much-needed’ relief road in Kent, it has been claimed.
An area of town branded a ‘grit bin desert’ is set to get some new ones installed after a councillor dipped into a community fund to purchase them.
At just 43, one of the county's most prominent politicians has high hopes for the future, as local democracy reporter Simon Finlay found out.