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Police were called as tempers flared outside a council meeting.
A council meeting was cut short after supporters shouted in protest at a councillor being sacked due to an alleged conflict of interest.
A council leader who broke away from the Tory party following months of turmoil has avoided being ousted after facing down a no confidence vote.
A former police officer who stole almost £16,000 of goods from police stations to sell on eBay will keep most of his pension.
Kent's crime commissioner has claimed a huge surge in violent crime - with 22,000 more reported crimes - is nothing to fear.
Kent's most senior police officer is not anticipating civil unrest in the aftermath of the UK leaving the EU.
More than 1,300 vulnerable children in care have been moved into Kent from around the country.
More than half of all young people put behind bars last year in Kent were from council care, it's been revealed.
Taxpayers are being short-changed of £92,000 due to tenants failing to pay their rent to the county council.
Highways bosses have announced a new motorway junction in Kent is set to be used by motorists for the first time next autumn.
Councillors at Kent County Council have criticised government plans to reduce their power to make decisions about where public money will be spent.
A petition calling for speed limits to be reduced around schools after children were seriously injured has garnered around 1,500 signatures.
Kent councils have announced plans to spend £35.8 million of money received from business rates as part of a retention pilot.
A wedding business in a family home is under threat after a council rejected a planning application - despite it already having held seven nuptials.
The new leader of a council's Tory group has accused his predecessor of "only caring about himself".
Officials have confirmed 42 cases of an infectious disease in Kent amid a Europe-wide epidemic.
The head of a homeless charity in Kent has warned more cash is needed to end rough sleeping after the Government announced big spending plans.
Around 13,000 homes in the county remain unoccupied for a large part of the year - as homeless people sleep on the streets.
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Police are sectioning people under the Mental Health Act because they fear the consequences if they commit suicide, it's been claimed.
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