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Protesters have mounted a petition calling on councillors to rethink their decision to vote themselves a 15% "pay" rise.
Kent's crime commissioner has condemned the force's recording of crimes as "not good enough" - after a damning inspection.
A Kent politician and former police and crime commissioner candidate has confirmed he will stand in the battle to become the next leader of Ukip.
An MP has been targeted on social media after using Prime Minister's Questions to praise the NHS.
MPs are calling on the government to take action to ensure better train services and less overcrowding when the next Kent rail operator is announced.
Three schools in Kent have been warned following claims they were breaching rules which forbid coaching for the 11-plus.
Three schools in Kent have been warned following claims they were breaching rules which forbid coaching pupils for the 11-plus.
The Conservative councillor who broke ranks in a vote over a 15% increase in members' pay has revealed why he rebelled.
A watchdog has voiced its concerns some voters, including students in Canterbury, may have voted twice in the general election.
The public outcry over that 15% pay rise for members is to be expected but it masks a genuine challenge
A Kent MP has been given the job of leading one of the most influential scrutiny all-party committees in the Commons.
Councillors are facing growing anger after they voted themselves at 15% allowance hike - despite recommendations.
Kent county councillors have voted to increase their allowances by 15% - 10 times higher than recommended.
The owners of Southern Rail have been ordered to invest more than £13m after months of poor performance.
The impact of Brexit on the ecomony dominated Kent MP Damian Green's first stint as stand-in during Prime Minister's Questions.
A major lorry park will not be built this year, it's been revealed - as transport chiefs get set to disclose where others will be sited.
Exclusive: Ukip's former Kent crime commissioner candidate weighs up joining leadership race
A council has paid out more than £11m over just four years in redundancy payouts to staff during an austerity drive.
Workers in the gig economy should be treated more fairly, says government report
A bizarre idea has been mooted by Calais leaders - let the Brits drive on the left in parts of France to "make them feel more welcome".
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