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Social services in Kent are struggling to cope with the huge number of asylum seeker children needing help, the leader of the council has revealed.
Councils in Kent are facing a £20m shortfall in council tax as a result of householders struggling to pay bills during the pandemic.
Voters in Kent headed to the polls in 2001 and gave Labour a victory in seats they "thought we could never win.”
Our political editor Paul Francis takes a look at all the big news from national and local politics this week.
The government has set out plans to continue handing out on-the-spot fines for drivers who try to avoid Operation Brock.
Our political editor Paul Francis takes a look at all the big news from national and local politics this week.
The government failed over protecting elderly and vulnerable people during the pandemic says National Care Association chief.
It was billed as political box office and didn't disappoint but what were the main points from Dominic Cummings' mammoth eight-hour testimony?
The controversial former aide to the Prime Minister is set to be quizzed by a Kent MP about the government's coronavirus strategy.
Kent Police has revealed the number of speeding tickets issued to drivers breaking the 50mph limit in Operation Brock this year.
A council chief is warning that government housing reforms will lead to a developers' "free for all".
A forced cabinet reshuffle at KCC in light of the recent elections has seen a change at the top for roads and transport.
Several Kent MPs are in a fresh battle over controversial planning reforms they say are a gift to housing developers.
Kent is in the danger zone over house-building reforms after the government signalled a rule change to speed up development.
A party once dismissed as eccentric is moving to the political mainstream and finding success in Kent.
The government is facing a backlash over plans to automatically give developments the green light.
Matthew Scott has been re-elected to the post of PCC rounding off a series of elections in Kent.
The leader of KCC says his top priority for the council will be to redouble its efforts to help the county recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
With counting set to get underway and 81 seats up for grabs the battle for control of County Hall is in its final hours - here's what to expect.
Voting in Kent to decide who will run the county council and who will be the police and crime commissioner is underway.
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