Charlotte Wright
South East Political Editor at BBC South East Today
Political Editor @bbcsoutheast 📺📻📱Occasionally @BBCNews. #politicssoutheast #politicsuk
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3 days ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joshua Askew |Charlotte Wright
Image source, Michael Keohan/BBCImage caption, Linden Kemkaran has said she worked at the BBCPolitical Editor, BBC South EastThe Reform UK leader of Kent County Council has said she will try to reduce the impact of "illegal migration" on Kent residents. Speaking to BBC South East Today after she was chosen council leader, Linden Kemkaran said she could not give detailed plans or measures Reform will take.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Charlotte Wright
New Reform councillor promises no quick fixesCharlotte WrightPolitical Editor, BBC South EastPhil Harrison/BBCThe Conservatives had overall control of Kent County Council prior to Reform UK's emphatic victoryA newly-elected Reform UK councillor in Kent has said the party is "not going to fix all the problems straight away". The party secured a majority of 45 seats on Kent County Council at the local election on Friday, all but wiping the Conservatives off the political map at the authority.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Charlotte Wright |Zac Sherratt
Image caption, Deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats Daisy Cooper was speaking in the run up to local elections in the countyBBC South East Political EditorThe deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats has said councils must work with parents and teachers to deliver for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Daisy Cooper spoke to residents in Westerham, Kent, on Monday in the run-up to Thursday's local elections.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Charlotte Wright
Councils must listen to parents on SEND - Lib DemsCharlotte WrightBBC South East Political EditorZac SherrattBBCDeputy leader of the Liberal Democrats Daisy Cooper was speaking in the run up to local elections in the countyThe deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats has said councils must work with parents and teachers to deliver for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Charlotte Wright
'Greens could have impact without majority'Charlotte WrightCharlotte Wright/BBCCarla Denyer is co-leader of the Green PartyGreen councillors can have "a big impact", even if they are not running the council, according to the party's co-leader. Carla Denyer was campaigning in Dartford ahead of the Kent County Council (KCC) election on Thursday. The Green Party has five KCC councillors but hopes to make some gains.
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