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Fresh from general election success, Reform UK will be turning its attention to Kent County Council when it goes to the polls in May next year.
In an otherwise dire night for the Conservative party the Tories have managed to secure the new Weald of Kent constituency.
Residents fear someone will be hurt after spotting HGV drivers “ignoring” diversions set up around a major road closed due to a landslide.
The final predictions from several polling companies predict a disappointing day for the Conservatives.
If Labour captures this ‘bellwether’ seat tomorrow the party will most likely form the government.
Farmers who say they are under pressure like never before have spelt out what they hope for beyond election day this week.
A residents’ legal challenge to a proposal for 5,000 new homes in the countryside has hit a High Court hurdle.
More than 250 people gathered to hear from the candidates vying to be the first MP in a new constituency.
A head of a sought-after grammar is calling for a secondary school to be opened in the area following a glut of house-building.
Kent County Council’s leader has denied the authority is looking at closings tips and libraries despite high-placed sources saying it definitely is.
Senior leaders at cash-strapped Kent County Council anticipate ‘no help’ from a new Labour government.
A multimillion-pound bid to relieve jams heading into one of Kent’s biggest towns has ceased due to a lack of funding.
The biggest local authority in Kent faces a budget shortfall of £81m - with cuts to services almost inevitable.
A major public meeting to debate a massive proposed housing development has been organised ahead of the general election.
A general election hustings for the Weald of Kent constituency will take place later this month.
The recently-formed Weald of Kent constituency is, on paper, the safest Conservative seat in Kent - but what do some voters really think?
Kent Police’s top cop has revealed a drop in crime but a rise thefts, robbery and vehicle offences.
We profile the Weald of Kent constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.
A leading education expert says figures show the cost of sending children with special needs to private schools has tripled.
Mystery surrounds the departure of £155,000 Kent County Council official, Zena Cooke who has been on leave for six months.
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