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In the first in a series of articles, political editor Paul Francis asks whether Brexit is likely to bring traffic gridlock to Kent’s roads.
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The Prime Minister has been urged to ensure that thousands to be left without a dentist because of a practice closure are given some alternative.
One of Kent County Council's most senior officers has resigned - just months after taking on the job.
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Women working for Kent Police earn, on average, 13% less than men, it's been revealed.
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Academics have branded grammars "potentially dangerous" after research found pupils performed no better than those from non-selective schools.
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A Kent minister has welcomed a £15m fund to help thousands of women - courtesy of the tampon tax.
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KCC leader Paul Carter has given a guarded welcome to the idea of a joint planning blueprint for east Kent.
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The government has announced a further cash injection of more than £3 million to help repair a chronic backlog of potholes on Kent's roads.
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Research claims a tax on private tutoring could help less-advantaged pupils get into grammar schools.
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Allegations of abuse against vulnerable adults in Kent and Medway have risen by 77%, the latest figures show.
A Kent MP has urged the Prime Minister to act over homeless families being placed in Kent.
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Anger among Kent's fishing fleet at Brexit deal
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A recruitment drive to employ 200 more police officers in Kent - believed to be one of the largest of its kind in the country - gets under way today.
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It comes after transport minister Chris Grayling said there would be no lorries stopped at ports after Brexit.
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A council's investment in tobacco companies has come in for renewed criticism, with some dubbing it hypocritical.
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The transport secretary has vowed to keep Kent's roads moving following concerns raised on Question Time the county would be gridlocked after Brexit.
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An extra £2 million has been found to tackle a huge backlog in pothole repairs, amid mounting criticism of the state of Kent's roads.
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A Facebook page used by far right leaders has been taken down - just days after they were convicted in Kent of religious harassment.
Kent County Council has been using a legal loophole to dismiss claims from motorists whose vehicles were damaged by poor road surfaces.
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Brexit could mean a huge rise in trading standards checks at ports - from a couple of dozen to several hundred a year.
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