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Some schoolgirls could soon benefit from free tampons and sanitary towels as a bid is launched to end "period poverty".
A Ukip constituency branch is being sued by its former chairman over unpaid expenses – including a remembrance wreath and a packet of cream crackers.
Controversial plans for a paved runway at an airport are set to be dropped as a result of rising project costs.
The chairman of a body charged with protecting children says it is a “good thing” it has faced five separate serious case reviews in recent times.
A significant expansion, including five large new stores, has been approved for a town centre shopping complex.
KFC and Aldi have been given the go ahead for a Toys R Us site.
A council leader has described central government’s demands for thousands more homes as like “something from Monty Python”.
Cabinet announced the charity that works with the elderly will be funded for at least one more year.
The number of people admitted to hospital for obesity-related conditions has grown by a third - as it emerges around half of Kent is now overweight.
Business owners have taken a sceptical view of council figures about rush hour traffic around a busy industrial park.
Residents have been protesting against changes to parking charges, with critics claiming price hikes will hit the poorest hardest.
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