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Family of eight sharing one bedroom

Family of eight sharing one bedroom

12 July 2013

A cramped family of eight are begging the council for a bigger house after reaching bursting point in their one-bedroom flat.

Kent backbencher dubs MPs' 9% pay hike 'unrealistic'

Kent backbencher dubs MPs' 9% pay hike 'unrealistic'

11 July 2013

A Kent MP has called for proposals to pay Whitehall politicians an extra 9% to be scrapped... and replaced with a flat salary system.

Squeeze gets tighter as KCC battles to plug £240m funding hole

Squeeze gets tighter as KCC battles to plug £240m funding hole

10 July 2013

County council leaders have today revealed how they will change the way services are provided to plug a huge funding hole.

Canterbury sex club given go-ahead after "knife-edge" decision

Canterbury sex club given go-ahead after "knife-edge" decision

10 July 2013

A lap dancing club 'akin to Benny Hill on stage' has been granted a licence in Canterbury.

Shoppers 'killing beggars with kindness'

Shoppers 'killing beggars with kindness'

09 July 2013

People are being urged not to give money to street beggars in a new campaign warning how donations often go on alcohol and drugs that could kill them.

Regeneration at risk without new crossing - council

Regeneration at risk without new crossing - council

09 July 2013

The regeneration of Medway will be put at risk if a new Thames Crossing isn’t built, according to the council.

Next’s hopes of building a large store outside of the town centre have been thrown into doubt

Next’s hopes of building a large store outside of the town centre have been thrown into doubt

08 July 2013

Next’s hopes of building a large store outside of the town centre have been thrown into doubt, despite receiving planning permission.

Prime Minister opens London Array wind farm

Prime Minister opens London Array wind farm

04 July 2013

David Cameron officially opened the world's largest wind farm, declaring it a 'huge privilege'.

More than 20 children's centres set to close in cost-cutting drive

More than 20 children's centres set to close in cost-cutting drive

04 July 2013

As many as 23 children's centres across Kent could close under cost-cutting proposals, it has been announced.

Protest for 'Cameron visit'

Protest for 'Cameron visit'

04 July 2013

Anti-cuts campaigners are protesting outside the Turner Contemporary this morning ahead of an expected visit by Prime Minister David Cameron.

Revealed: A glimpse of £19m station improvement project

Revealed: A glimpse of £19m station improvement project

04 July 2013

Gravesham MP Adam Holloway was given a tour around Gravesend railway station to learn more about the £19 million reconstruction work taking place over

Protest planned as speculation mounts of Cameron visit

Protest planned as speculation mounts of Cameron visit

01 July 2013

Campaigners are set to protest against austerity measures to Prime Minister David Cameron... during a visit to Kent that hasn't been confirmed.

Government agree with Bluewater expansion

Government agree with Bluewater expansion

28 June 2013

Bluewater's expansion looks set to go ahead after Gravesham council asked the government to make final decision.

Labour win Dartford by-election

Labour win Dartford by-election

28 June 2013

Labour have gained the Newtown by-election from the Conservatives.

Boost for A21 upgrade bid

Boost for A21 upgrade bid

27 June 2013

Long-awaited plans to improve the A21 between Tonbridge and Pembury have been boosted with the Chancellor pledging £92million for the project.

Council to tackle street clutter

Council to tackle street clutter

27 June 2013

Road signs, bollards, A-boards and railings could disappear as part of a drive to remove clutter from our pavements and roads.

More parish councils for Swale?

More parish councils for Swale?

26 June 2013

The public are being asked to have their say on plans to increase the number of parish councils in the borough.

All for one on grand cycle trek

All for one on grand cycle trek

26 June 2013

Cyclists complete 447-mile journey in six days raising in excess of £17,000...

Barnes faces grilling over police targets

Barnes faces grilling over police targets

26 June 2013

County crime commissioner Ann Barnes will face questions today over a report that heavily criticised Kent Police for chasing targets.

Kent's top university schools revealed

Kent's top university schools revealed

26 June 2013

Fewer than half of Kent students go on to higher education - and no county schools are among the best for university take-up, new figures reveal.

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