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Denial that libraries and tips face closure in £81m savings plans

Denial that libraries and tips face closure in £81m savings plans

24 June 2024

Kent County Council’s leader has denied the authority is looking at closings tips and libraries despite high-placed sources saying it definitely is.

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‘Whoever wins has the most monumental task ahead’

‘Whoever wins has the most monumental task ahead’

24 June 2024

Education in Kent is facing a crisis on a number of fronts - but how is each party promising to solve it at the general election?

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‘It's like rats in London - cocaine is everywhere in Kent'

‘It's like rats in London - cocaine is everywhere in Kent'

23 June 2024

A former addict claims cocaine use is rife in Kent - as shocking new figures reveal drug offences have soared 45% in the last five years.

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Health alert issued for Kent as 26C 'heatwave' forecast

Health alert issued for Kent as 26C 'heatwave' forecast

22 June 2024

Weather forecasters have issued a yellow health alert for the county as temperatures could climb to heatwave levels.

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Kent County Council expects ‘no help’ from Labour government

Kent County Council expects ‘no help’ from Labour government

21 June 2024

Senior leaders at cash-strapped Kent County Council anticipate ‘no help’ from a new Labour government.

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What would be the impact of a Starmer supermajority?

What would be the impact of a Starmer supermajority?

21 June 2024

On the Kent Politics Podcast this week we talk with Labour’s Sevenoaks candidate who tells us what issues residents tell her about on the doorstep.

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Hospital breaches mixed-sex ward rules nearly 1,000 times

Hospital breaches mixed-sex ward rules nearly 1,000 times

20 June 2024

A hospital trust has recorded almost 1,000 breaches in mixed-sex accommodation rules this year - the most in Kent.

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Kent could enjoy ‘heatwave’ as Met Office says temperatures finally set to rise

Kent could enjoy ‘heatwave’ as Met Office says temperatures finally set to rise

20 June 2024

Kent is set to be basking in the sun at last - with temperatures potentially hitting “heatwave” levels.

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Council services face axe in search of £81m budget shortfall

Council services face axe in search of £81m budget shortfall

20 June 2024

The biggest local authority in Kent faces a budget shortfall of £81m - with cuts to services almost inevitable.

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‘Refugees like me are human just like everyone else’

‘Refugees like me are human just like everyone else’

20 June 2024

With the election just two weeks away, we look at what the parties are promising on immigration - and speak to a refugee who now calls Kent home.

Huge disruption on Kent trains after separate incidents

Huge disruption on Kent trains after separate incidents

18 June 2024

A person has been hit by a train, while another has been taken to hospital following separate emergencies on the line in Kent.

Why housebuilding in Kent will only accelerate after July 4

Why housebuilding in Kent will only accelerate after July 4

18 June 2024

We take an in-depth look at what the main parties are promising for housing and why it means no let up for the county - regardless of who wins.

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Summer blockbusters hitting the big screen this year

Summer blockbusters hitting the big screen this year

17 June 2024

From Pixar’s Inside Out 2 to the latest Alien thriller, some must-see movies are coming out this summer.

The best of Kent’s colourful carnivals

The best of Kent’s colourful carnivals

15 June 2024

See extravagant floats and creative costumes at your nearest carnival this summer. Here’s where you can find them.

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King’s birthday honours list revealed

King’s birthday honours list revealed

14 June 2024

A double amputee mountain climber and pioneering artist are among those from Kent who have received recognition in The King’s Birthday Honours List.

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Couple’s joy as cat microchip idea becomes law

Couple’s joy as cat microchip idea becomes law

12 June 2024

A Kent-based animal charity which came up with the idea behind new cat microchipping laws say it will make a huge difference to pet owners.

Where to see outdoor cinema this summer

Where to see outdoor cinema this summer

12 June 2024

Some of the world’s biggest blockbusters are being shown the big screen this summer. Here’s where you can find them.

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‘Tory manifesto reflects party’s dilemma of pitching to two audiences’

‘Tory manifesto reflects party’s dilemma of pitching to two audiences’

11 June 2024

Political editor Paul Francis says the Conservative manifesto had a sense of déjà vu, notably on pledges focussed on immigration and asylum-seekers.

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Police chief reveals crime is down but thefts, robbery and vehicle offences rise

Police chief reveals crime is down but thefts, robbery and vehicle offences rise

06 June 2024

Kent Police’s top cop has revealed a drop in crime but a rise thefts, robbery and vehicle offences.

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Award-winning online service hits one million users

Award-winning online service hits one million users

06 June 2024

One million people are now using a new digital platform to guide them to key local announcements.

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