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Criminals applying for teaching jobs

Criminals applying for teaching jobs

30 August 2017

Hundreds of people with criminal records have applied for teaching jobs in Kent in the last two years, according to official figures.

Crackdown on hate crime in Kent

Crackdown on hate crime in Kent

25 August 2017

People guilty of hate crime are being given longer sentences, as figures show there were hundreds of offences in the months after the EU referendum.

Important changes to GCSE grading

Important changes to GCSE grading

24 August 2017

Thousands of pupils pick up their GCSE exam results today amid fears of confusion among employers following a raft of changes to the results system.

Child neglect cases rocket by 70%

Child neglect cases rocket by 70%

23 August 2017

A charity has called for government action following figures showing hundreds of youngsters in Kent have been living in danger.

Waiting over for thousands of students

Waiting over for thousands of students

17 August 2017

As A-Level results day arrives a leading charity has warned school children are feeling increasing levels of stress.

Police 'mental health' sick days double

Police 'mental health' sick days double

16 August 2017

Officers in Kent missed nearly 9,000 work days as a result of psychological issues, according to the latest figures.

Flood alert as heavy rain batters Kent

Flood alert as heavy rain batters Kent

09 August 2017

Parts of the county are at risk of flooding after more than 30mm of rainfall within 12 hours.

40% of ambulance staff bullied in past year

40% of ambulance staff bullied in past year

04 August 2017

An independent report into bullying at an ambulance trust has uncovered sexual harassment and grooming.

Prepare for motorway road closures

Prepare for motorway road closures

31 July 2017

A series of road and lane closures will be in place this week in Kent.

Broadband 'not up to speed'

Broadband 'not up to speed'

29 July 2017

A third of broadband connections in Kent are not reaching download speeds the consumer is paying for, according to a new report.

Swarmaggeddon

Swarmaggeddon

25 July 2017

A mild winter means record numbers of wasps are to due to invade Kent this summer.

Emergency services attend motorway crash

Emergency services attend motorway crash

21 July 2017

Emergency services are attending a crash on the M20 following an accident this morning.

Kent recognised for fantastic parks with Green Flag Awards

Kent recognised for fantastic parks with Green Flag Awards

18 July 2017

Nature lovers in Kent are sure to be celebrating today after parks and gardens across the county have been recognised for their excellence.

Primark recalls flip-flops

Primark recalls flip-flops

18 July 2017

Primark has recalled thousands of flip-flops following concerns that they may contain dangerous levels of a cancer-causing chemical.

Motorbike and car crash on M20

Motorbike and car crash on M20

18 July 2017

Emergency crews are giving a motorcyclist medical attention at the scene of a crash on the M20.

Multi-vehicle crash caused A2 delays

Multi-vehicle crash caused A2 delays

07 July 2017

There were long delays on a busy motorway this evening because of a crash involving several vehicles.

Stormy weather threatens to bring floods

Stormy weather threatens to bring floods

06 July 2017

A weather warning remains in place for heavy rain across Kent.

'Worrying' decline in number of hedgehogs

'Worrying' decline in number of hedgehogs

06 July 2017

Conservationists are concerned about growing numbers of hedgehogs disappearing from our gardens.

Kent's petrol prices 'not fair'

Kent's petrol prices 'not fair'

05 July 2017

Retailers have been accused of 'blatant profiteering' despite prices at the pumps falling for the second month in a row.

Weather warning: heavy rain coming

Weather warning: heavy rain coming

30 June 2017

The Met Office is warning of torrential localised downpours today.

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