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'Why bother calling 101? There's no point'

'Why bother calling 101? There's no point'

28 September 2022

A police chief says the force's non emergency number needs urgently improving after thousands fewer residents used the service last year.

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'Economic crisis? None of this is at all unusual'

'Economic crisis? None of this is at all unusual'

28 September 2022

A Kent MP is not linking the Chancellor's mini-budget with the UK's current "financial difficulty", despite the currency's value falling since Friday.

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Analysis: why this really could be the end for Truss

Analysis: why this really could be the end for Truss

28 September 2022

Political editor Paul Francis says the ongoing economic fallout from Friday's "mini-budget" could end the premiership of Liz Truss.

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'My party has awful lot of work to do to win Kent seats'

'My party has awful lot of work to do to win Kent seats'

27 September 2022

Kent's only Labour MP believes the party has focused more on winning votes in the North than the South East.

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Government 'u-turn' on removing Albanian asylum seekers

Government 'u-turn' on removing Albanian asylum seekers

26 September 2022

The government has issued a u-turn on a controversial asylum plan, according to a charity.

Asbestos found during £1.9m revamp of council offices

Asbestos found during £1.9m revamp of council offices

26 September 2022

Council meetings are being moved to a social club after asbestos was discovered in a council chamber during a £1.9m renovation.

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The parts of Kent where planning rulebook could be torn up

The parts of Kent where planning rulebook could be torn up

26 September 2022

Housebuilding restrictions could be eased in parts of Kent - after the county was named by the government as a potential "investment zone".

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Bid for £1.2m to help film, music and fashion firms

Bid for £1.2m to help film, music and fashion firms

26 September 2022

The council is making a case for Kent to get a funding boost for micro-firms in the creative industries.

Expansion of warden scheme hampered by London salaries

Expansion of warden scheme hampered by London salaries

23 September 2022

A frontline service which helps vulnerable and elderly people is at last set to get a dozen new recruits, after difficulties filling the posts.

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What does mini-budget mean for pay packets and new housing in Kent?

What does mini-budget mean for pay packets and new housing in Kent?

23 September 2022

A wave of tax-cutting measures have been unveiled today - but how will it affect housebuilding, pay packets and property prices in Kent?

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'I hope we are united in opposition'

'I hope we are united in opposition'

23 September 2022

Councillors have spoken of their concerns about fracking as a ban on the controversial practice looks set to be lifted.

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'For £20m we don't want a crazy golf course'

'For £20m we don't want a crazy golf course'

23 September 2022

A councillor has slammed a £20m levelling-up plan, saying money would be better spent on a new swimming pool rather than an adventure golf course.

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'You can't frack in Kent like America - the pollution risk is too high'

'You can't frack in Kent like America - the pollution risk is too high'

22 September 2022

The government looks set to end its ban on fracking - but could we see drilling take place in our county?

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'KCC should compensate me for my fall'

'KCC should compensate me for my fall'

22 September 2022

Broken paving stones remained unrepaired almost four months after a pensioner's injury.

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'They are not sitting there having their sandwiches'

'They are not sitting there having their sandwiches'

21 September 2022

A health boss has defended doctors who shut their practices at lunchtime amid calls for them to stay open.

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Archbishop in pointed dig at power

Archbishop in pointed dig at power

19 September 2022

The Archbishop of Canterbury sparked a twitter storm after making a pointed dig during his sermon at the Queen's funeral.

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Plans snubbed for derelict complex targeted by vandals

Plans snubbed for derelict complex targeted by vandals

16 September 2022

Plans to redevelop a former sheltered housing complex which has become a target for vandals have been refused.

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Right-wing party scores its first ever election victory

Right-wing party scores its first ever election victory

11 September 2022

Mass resignations at a council sparked by huge rows and division have paved the way for a right-wing group to win its first seat in the country.

MP blasts Environment Agency in cliff-tipping row

MP blasts Environment Agency in cliff-tipping row

08 September 2022

'I refuse to accept the Environment Agency can't do anything' storms MP in stinging attack on officers during stormy meeting about waste dumping.

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'Our 4,000 signature petition was filed away and ignored'

'Our 4,000 signature petition was filed away and ignored'

07 September 2022

There has been some harsh criticism of Maidstone council on the first day of its Local Plan hearings.

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