I can remember as a kid my dad being a bin collector and collecting everyone’s rubbish, although he did not do the job for a long time, I remember it was hard work.
These days its all very confusing, they seem to have a walk in the park bin collectors and having our rubbish left outside [...]

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It has been announced that Kent County Council have insisted that there will be no panic measures in place as it tries to cope with the economic downturn and rising prices which could cost them around £25million. It’s said that the credit crunch will put increasing pressure on their £1.5billion budget.

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A pioneering project, which brings together two of the county’s leading organisations, looks set to provide a welcome boost for Kent’s food, drink and agricultural community.
Produced in Kent, the champion of food and drink in the county, looks set to build on its track record of campaigning and promotional success

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Tourism and art experts at Kent County Council (KCC) have joined forces to launch a campaign promoting Kent’s cultural coast and the growing number of festivals, arts and music events being staged in the county. With grant support from Arts Council England South East and KCC, leaflets promoting all the arts events to be discovered [...]

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Parents like me have been urged today to register their children for the Kent Test after the county’s 11 plus exam moved to September. Its said that on Wednesday Kent County Council opened the registration process after the Schools Secretary, Ed Balls, gave the authority permission to move the tests from January last month.

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