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Campaigners trying to save woodland being turned into a ragstone quarry have been offered a "glimmer of hope" by a local authority.
The contribution of 500 reservist personnel in the county to the Armed Forces has been acknowledged.
Kent has seen a rise in the number of illegal vapes being seized over the last two years.
The £40 million relief road to ease congestion at a notorious level crossing has been an ongoing saga and concerns remain over how it is being funded.
A cash-strapped council has denied it is on the brink of bankruptcy, following reports it could go under.
A council heavily criticised for failing to support vulnerable young people has come up with a plan to improve.
A driver who was using a Blue Badge reported stolen from London has been brought to justice.
A revised timetable has been issued for works on a major roundabout revamp which will see a new bridge built over a busy A-road.
The council is missing targets to deal with ‘car-killer’ potholes, it has been revealed.
Public buildings are being re-inspected following the scandal over the use of a building material found in seven Kent schools.
A major scheme to replace water mains in a village could finish before Christmas, it has been suggested.
A primary school and nursery that only opened in 1997 needs a new roof and it will cost £1.1 million to replace it.
Rivals have branded a bid for the Tory leadership a ‘soap drama’ after one of the councillors after the top spot was promoted.
A councillor whose ‘inappropriate’ remarks sparked a national backlash from parents of SEN children is leaving politics over the scandal.
The county's police and crime commissioner has welcomed a government plan to automatically sack officers guilty of gross misconduct.
Conservative MP Helen Whately could be dumped out of parliament over plans to shut her local tip, opposition figures claim.
Retailers who illegally sell vaping products to Kent's teenagers are to be targeted in a two year blitz.
A council says it has reached a new ‘unthinkable’ crisis point of having to consider stopping taking Kent children into care.
Villagers angered by plans to build thousands of houses on farmland are demanding data from traffic surveys.
A water firm has come under fire over a six-month road closure, with residents complaining of HGVs thundering past their homes.
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