A health expert says funding cuts have made it difficult for Kent schools to provide enough support for children with autism.

Earlier this week we told you about a report by Ofsted which found too many children with special needs and disabilities in the county don't get the help they need.

Sarah-Jane Critchley from Tunbridge Wells worked with the Autism Education Trust and developed educational practise for more than 10 years.

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