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Nearly two years after a major landslip closed a busy road in north Kent, the government has been called on to discuss how to fund repairs.
A further two councillors in Kent have joined Reform UK ahead of the May 1 local elections.
The county’s largest local authority has been invited to provide further evidence to the government about the growing disruption caused by roadworks.
There are concerns about the side effects on vaping as the number of teenagers addicted to the habit are revealed.
A Tory councillor has defected to a right-wing, populist Eurosceptic party taking a swipe at her former colleagues at County Hall on the way out.
Family and children services at two centres in Kent have been saved from the axe - but only for a year.
A former Conservative county councillor has defected to Reform UK weeks ahead of this year’s local elections.
Kent’s highways chief has shared his frustration at the lack of power the council has over the roadworks causing major traffic problems.
An 8,000-home “abomination” planned for a huge swathe of Kent countryside will go before a planning inspector today.
Victims of doorstep crime are losing an average of nearly £16,000 and could be dead within two years, a new report has revealed.
Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch admitted today that her party faces a tough challenge when the county goes to the polls in May.
Colleagues have led tributes to a county councillor who served his residents for 12 years after his death.
Under-threat family and children’s services at two centres in Kent will have to wait until next week to find out if they face the axe.
The three-month closure of one of the busiest crossroads in Kent is set to cause chaos in villages and rural communities, it has been warned.
School travel passes are set to rise across the board with warnings low income families are to be hit hardest.
Compensation claims for cars damaged by potholes received by the county’s largest authority have rocketed by 119% since 2021, it’s been revealed.
A road improvement scheme near a school and where 1,000 new homes are being built has been deferred to make it fit for purpose.
Work to widen one of the county’s busiest roads will finally get underway next month at a cost of £1.3million.
We look at whether devolution in Kent could mean better bus services for people living in areas in danger of being cut off when a route is axed.
The government’s decision to exclude Kent from its devolution “priority” programme has come as a major blow to the county’s political leaders.
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