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Kent County Council's leader says towns around the Thames show more promise than cities in the North which have received billions of government cash.
Elderly people in care are being let down by a "patch work of organisations who don't easily communicate with each other", claims a councillor.
Women will be able to pick up free sanitary products from libraries in part of the county.
A county councillor has shared his outrage that there are more than 220 people sleeping rough in an "advanced society" like Kent.
Former prisoners are reoffending because they are being forced to rely on food banks according to a motion backed unanimously by Kent County Council.
More than half of workers at Kent County Council do not have confidence in decisions made by managers and directors, according to an internal survey.
Plans for a new clubhouse for a community football club have been approved despite neighbours' worries about noise.
Plans to expand a centre which offers health services, support and advice have been approved by councillors.
Plans to convert old farmland into homes in a village have been accepted.
A local authority is abandoning community buildings so there is an excuse to eventually demolish them, according to a Labour councillor.
Plans for a 100-house development have been sent back to the drawing board after councillors refuse to approve it.
Kent County Council has refused to admit a no-deal Brexit would have an "unacceptable impact" despite a damning report showing what could happen.
The threat of being clamped has more than halved the number of lorries parking inappropriately overnight.
Councillors are not convinced in Highways England's colour choice for a "rather green" bridge which has been built over the M20.
The Range and a Costa Coffee drive-thru are to open on a new retail park after plans were approved.
A council has failed to persuade rail bosses and a train operator to back an unmanned rail station.
A council leader has been questioned about discussions to reopen an airport four years after it closed.
A village's dream of a small train stop could be abandoned due to lack of support.
A council has agreed to relieve parents and carers of the burden of paying for a child's cremation.
A council is to set up an independent working group to discuss future plans to save its loss-making port.
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