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Endless house building and road works at every turn are making people in one Kent town feel “trapped” in their homes.
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A county councillor has had the whip removed after being convicted of drink driving, despite leaders of the council initially backing him.
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A windfall from the government should go towards saving youth services, some councillors have claimed.
There are calls for a county councillor to stand down or have the whip removed after he was convicted of drink driving.
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People in Kent are being asked to nominate others for the mental health awards.
An inquiry into giving a piece of land earmarked for 435 homes has begun.
The first images of what a new school might look like if plans to transform a barracks into thousands of new homes are workable has been revealed.
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Kent’s population is set to rocket by the end of the decade - sparking a fresh debate on housebuilding levels in the county.
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The Green Party, Lib Dem and Labour councillors for the county authority have said they could consider a “rainbow” coalition next year.
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A woman living with MS has shared her fears over plans to change the charging policy for people who need care.
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An audit of Kent’s road closures has found several incidents where they were deemed unsafe and closed without work even starting.
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The county council will be introducing a new system to help them catch motorists who are breaking the rules and driving where they shouldn’t be.
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A parish council has employed a community liaison officer after a rise in crime and anti-social behaviour in the village.
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The sale of a former adult education centre to raise more than £400,000 for a cash-strapped council has come under fire.
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Lorries should be kept out of Kent to minimise the “cataclysmic car crash” expected when new border controls are brought in.
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A new study has revealed the difference in life expectancy for people in Kent.
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Councillors have warned next year could be ‘terminal’ for KCC’s finances, as a report finds half of councils are on the brink.
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There has been a huge rise in the number of dog bites reported to Kent Police in the last few months, statistics show.
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Plans to change how care costs are calculated could affect 15,000 disabled people.
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School children around the county will learn later today which secondary school they will attend in September.
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