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Local democracy reporter Simon Finlay reflects on the power of the political speech-makers…
MP Mike Tapp says millions of pounds in funding for schools, buses and local hospitals is helping those living in Kent.
KentOnline’s Melissa Todd met author Laurina Moody to talk legacy, carnival, and the stories that keep communities together…
The ongoing obsession of hoisting flags up lampposts isn’t uniting our nation - it’s dividing us, says our columnist.
Ashford MP Sojan Joseph says recent trade deals and strengthening ties with our international allies is vital to boosting Kent’s economy.
While the political momentum is certainly with Farage, will there come a point where sucking up all these ex-Tories becomes a hindrance?
As of this week, all GP surgeries need to offer an online booking option - our columnist tried it out to avoid the 8am phone scramble.
KentOnline columnist Melissa Todd attended a UKIP gathering and counter protest at the weekend, here is what she encountered…
Keir Starmer has announced the introduction of mandatory digital IDs - but will it actually help crack down on illegal immigration?
As our columnist gets to grips with the new border checks for travelling to the EU, he asks if travellers are ready for yet more queues.
Local Democracy Reporting Service reporter Simon Finlay sets out the challenge faced by the Lib Dems ahead of the next general election
With a protest planned this weekend, one resident says migrants living at a former barracks have become part of the community.
Within weeks, the organisations promoting Kent as a tourist and investment destination have collapsed. And, says our columnist, it’s a costly blow.
Many are predicted the downfall of Starmer, but how likely is it really?
KentOnline columnist Melissa Todd has given her thoughts on why Britain’s boldest protesters aren’t teens, but pensioners with nothing to lose…
Our reporter used AI to plan her latest day out with her kids to “one of the most popular country parks in Kent”.
Our columnist reflects on how two of the county’s universities are set to merge and why making the sums add up proved so challenging.
Dan Esson talks about climate change, in light of a Kent County Council report which paints a worrying picture of Kent in the decades ahead.
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