Pride in Place
Use these pages to find out more about the Sheppey East Pride in Place programme
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Use these pages to find out more about the Sheppey East Pride in Place programme
Read More about Pride in Place
Government ministers have decided Kent and Medway will be served by four completely new councils from April 2028.
Read More about Ministers decide future shape of Kent and Medway’s councils
Barton’s Point Coastal Park will be transformed into a vibrant community and outdoor education hub.
Read More about Future of Barton's Point securedFind more services on Kent County Council's website, including apply for a blue badge, bus passes and road safety.
Find more services on Kent County Council's website, including advice about adoption and fostering.
Find more services on Kent County Council's website, including advice about education and children including school places, term dates and college and sixth form.
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Passport, travel and living abroad
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