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Bosses at a Kent school say they are optimistic the Secretary of State will give their scheme for new outdoor facilities the green light.
People are being urged to book their booster jabs as hospital admissions rise in the county.
Plans for six new classrooms at one of the county's oldest schools have been given the go ahead.
County councillors are split over whether a controversial online booking service at waste recycling centres in Kent should be dumped.
The introduction of charges for home Covid test kits is being considered, Kent County Council's public health chief has warned.
A Kent councillor has said more youth services are needed in the county to cope with a growing mental health crisis among young people.
A work visa scheme should be extended to address an emerging jobs crisis in Kent's farming industry, say local groups.
The county has seen a 20% rise in demand for mental health services following the pandemic.
KCC's economic director has suggested young people could help solve driver shortages faced by the haulage industry.
The number of homes being built in Kent has stalled as a shortage of skilled workers coupled with rising costs of materials hits the housing sector.
A costly plan to redevelop a redundant sorting office into new offices has fallen through with more housing on the cards instead.
Wedding bookings are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels after a busy summer for the industry.
Coronavirus booster jabs are now being rolled out for more than one million Kent residents.
An oyster card and more joined up services are wanted by a councillor who is calling for a Transport for London style system in Kent.
Controversial plans for a £30 million relief road have now been given the full seal of approval, just in time to make use of a government cashpot.
Proposals to build an enlarged cycle lane in east Kent which will pass through Ministry of Defence land are progressing "positively", it has emerged.
A decision on whether to approve a new academy and 181 homes was dropped at the 11th hour due to new information being presented.
New plans have been unveiled for the rollout of a coronavirus booster jab for more than one million Kent residents next month.
Anglers have called on officials to reopen a pier that's been a popular fishing spot for more than 100 years but has been shut since last March.
Demands have been made to improve hospital travel arrangements for north Kent patients seeking eye care.
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