Kent Politics Podcast

Join us this week as Simon and the team explore Medway Council’s controversial ‘fire and rehire’ tactics affecting local instructors, uncover plans to solve a long-standing transport issue, and delve into why University of Kent staff are striking once again. Plus stay tuned for Robert’s interview with Alan Jarrett.

Dive into the world of Kent politics and beyond with this week’s episode! of The Kent Politics Podcast. As local and national political landscapes shift, we explore how these changes impact your community. From a £6 billion health funding controversy to roadwork disruptions affecting daily life, Simon and the team unpack it all. Special guest William Fotheringham-Bray discusses his recent viral mishap and the future of Reform UK beyond Nigel Farage.

Welcome to the Kent Politics Podcast, your destination for in-depth discussions on local and national political issues. This episode dives into significant developments across Kent, including Innovation Park Medway’s new tenant, ongoing roadwork frustrations, and a major road closure due to a landslide. We also explore devolution efforts in Kent with insights from Labour’s County Councillor for Canterbury, Alister Brady.

Dive into the heart of Kent’s political landscape with this week’s episode of the Kent Politics Podcast. From local government intricacies to national policy impacts, we explore how Medway Council’s plans for Innovation Park are evolving and what that means for job creation and community development. Discover why rural Kent is bracing for traffic chaos, as road closures threaten to disrupt local life. Meanwhile, Westminster Watch uncovers troubling findings about Medway Hospital’s emergency department.

Join us for this week’s episode as Simon and the team explore Medway Council’s ambitious plans to raise £20 million by selling properties, and uncover the 40-year saga behind a major road widening project finally taking shape. We also delve into Westminster’s latest defence spending announcements, dissecting the implications for local and national security.

Key insights from this episode:
– Medway Council aims to sell non-operational properties valued at up to £34 million.
– A long-awaited road project in Merriworth is set to enhance safety and traffic flow.
– UK defence spending targets are scrutinised amidst shifting geopolitical landscapes.

Explore the intricate world of Kent politics in this week’s episode! Join us on the Kent Politics Podcast as we delve into local and national political dynamics, uncovering key decisions affecting your community. From Medway Council’s financial hurdles to Sevenoaks’ redevelopment plans, we’ve got all angles covered.

Don’t miss our exclusive interview with Henry Bolton, former UKIP leader, offering insights from his diverse career.

In this week’s episode , Simon and the team explores Labour’s unexpected losses to Reform UK in Medway, the impact on council control, and Westminster’s contentious immigration bill. We also discuss potential changes to local governance with KCC Councillor Sean Holden.

Join us for another episode of the Kent Politics Podcast, where we delve into the intricate world of local governance and political dynamics in Kent. This week’s special guest is Ian Chittenden from the Liberal Democrats at Kent County Council.

Join Simon and the team on this week’s episode of The Kent Politics Podcast as they explore key local issues, from Medway’s bid for city status to a significant police misconduct hearing. We’ll also discuss Kent Trading Standards’ recent victory against car fraudsters and unravel the complexities surrounding the proposed Lower Thames Crossing. This week’s special guest is Sir Paul Carter.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast, your essential guide to understanding local and national political developments with a focus on Kent.