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A public meeting will be held to discuss a six-month road closure amid concerns local communities will be unable to cope when schools go back.
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A public consultation into planned tip closures across Kent has been pushed back fuelling speculation the plans could be reconsidered or shelved.
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Kent County Council has brought in more contractors in a bid to tackle the county’s crumbling roads before winter arrives.
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Conservative councillors have been told to get in line or “submit your resignation” after news of a potential leadership contest was reveled.
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A councillor is said to have revealed he “has the numbers” to compete to be the leader of Kent County Council.
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Kent’s crime commissioner says the public’s trust has been ‘severely tested’ by police misconduct in recent years.
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A rise in the number of children not going to school has sparked fears of an increase in violent crime in the future.
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The boss of a major Kent attraction has hit out at a ‘crackers’ road closure which could lose it vital business.
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Road closures caused by ongoing water works will be a nightmare for residents and motorists, it has been claimed.
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There are fears of traffic hell for the next six months as work begins by South East Water to replace burst-prone water pipes.
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Families with children on free school meals, disabled and older people are being offered a summer of free bus travel.
The number of drug related deaths in Kent has risen sharply and the Taliban stopping opium production could be the reason why.
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Statistics from Kent Police have revealed a decline in the number of reports of anti-social behaviour over the last year.
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A Kent council wants disposable vapes outlawed over concerns for the environment and the danger they pose to children.
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Kent and Medway could become a "regional powerhouse" with an elected mayor under devolution plans being promoted by the county council's Tory leader.
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KCC is to ask London’s mayor to reverse his decision to extend the emission zone saying it will “disproportionately” impact those on low incomes.
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A council transport boss has vowed the county’s ‘car killer’ potholes will be fixed – but just in time for winter.
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Tributes have been paid to the county’s former education chief, Leyland Ridings, who has died aged 85.
A village primary school is to expand so it can take more pupils from September next year to cope with an increase in demand.
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Toxic material has been left in a lane used by ramblers and dog walkers for a fortnight.
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