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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.
A polling prediction website says the number of Labour MPs in Kent will rise after the next general election, with tactical voting likely.
Managers at a cash-strapped council will have to face the future with fewer staff and a severe squeeze on spending, official papers have disclosed.
Kent County Council leader Roger Gough faces a fresh bid for his job from a controversial backbencher.
Local councils will be sent into a "death spiral" unless government starts fully funding social care, a local authority leader has warned.
Massive water pipe laying work which was due to shut a busy road through a village for half a year will be completed three months early.
The number of children "persistently absent" from school has more than doubled in the last five years.
Cash-squeezed Kent County Council is to put its landmark headquarters on the market.
The historic county hall building should be sold off to help KCC battle major financial woes, according to a top councillor.
There could be hope for the future of a much-loved town library that’s been shut for months after a local authority agreed to “find a solution”.
Council bosses are looking for a “large” registered home to house unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
The Royal Navy were cheered on through the streets after being awarded the freedom of the county during a major civic event.
Councillors are being offered counselling for abuse they receive going about their daily duties.
A major civic honour bestowed on the Royal Navy is threatened to be overshadowed by a row over “disrespect” for the Armed Forces.
KCC is to develop the use of AI to trap bad drivers, track staff departures and send up drones, new policy papers have revealed.
A popular pub landlord has told how he feared his business would go under after his village was effectively cut off for water pipe-laying.
Campaigners trying to save woodland being turned into a ragstone quarry have been offered a "glimmer of hope" by a local authority.
The contribution of 500 reservist personnel in the county to the Armed Forces has been acknowledged.
Kent has seen a rise in the number of illegal vapes being seized over the last two years.
The £40 million relief road to ease congestion at a notorious level crossing has been an ongoing saga and concerns remain over how it is being funded.