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Kent County Council
Kent County Council (KCC) provides services over the whole of Kent, except in the Medway Council area.
It's main services include:
- Education
- Health Services
- Highways and transport planning
- Magistrates' courts
- Trading standards
- Countryside management
- Arts and entertainment
- Registration service
- Emergency planning
- Footpath and bridleways
- Libraries
- Police
- Street lighting
- Careers service
- Consumer protection
- Economic development
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- Community safety
- Coroners
- Animal diseases inspectorate
- Archives
- Leisure and sports amenities
- Social Services
- Fire Services
- Waste disposal and management
- Youth Services
- Gypsy site management
- Strategic planning
- Probation service
- Planning
- Archaeology
- Public analysts
- Parks and open spaces
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KCC has 84 elected members. Elections take place every four years with the next ones due in May 2009.
Within Kent there are 12 district councils which provide more local services, such as street cleaning and refuse collection.
For more information about Kent County Council, visit KCC's website.
09 February 2012
