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EP72: Fake elephants, Doge claims questioned, and special guest Reform's Cllr Maxwell Harrison
THE KENT POLITICS PODCAST
Episode 72 - Fake elephants, Doge claims questioned, and special guest Reform's Cllr Maxwell Harrison
Welcome to the Kent Politics Podcast, your premier source for in-depth discussions on both local and national political issues. This episode delves into the intricacies of governance across Kent County, featuring insights from key decision-makers.
Episode HighlightsLocal Governance and Community IssuesGiant Fibreglass Elephant Saga: Rob discusses Medway Council's removal of an 8-foot elephant slide due to safety concerns, highlighting community reactions.
KCC Financial Scrutiny: Matt covers recent claims regarding KCC’s expenditures on activities for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, clarifying misconceptions about taxpayer costs.
Special Features- Westminster Watch: Our regular segment dissecting developments shaping UK politics with a focus on implications for Kent residents.
- Blue Badge Battle Campaign: Ellie Hodgson provides updates on efforts to reform the Blue Badge system in collaboration with MPs and council leaders, aiming to support individuals with life-altering conditions more effectively.
Maxwell shares his journey into politics at age 25 after personal experiences influenced his views. He discusses:
- His role as Deputy Cabinet Member for Communications and Engagement at KCC.
- The impact of Doge (Departmental Operations Governance Evaluation) initiatives aimed at improving council efficiency.
Maxwell predicts significant changes within Labour leadership and anticipates an earlier-than-scheduled general election based on current political trends.
Thanks for listening to the Kent Politics Podcast - don't forget to check out stories throughout the week on the politics pages of KentOnline, and you can watch the Kent Politics Show on KMTV every Friday at 5pm or on demand at www.kmtv.co.uk
Don't forget to look out for more episodes of the Kent Politics Podcast, along with other shows at kmfm.co.uk or wherever you get your podcasts
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Episode 72 - Fake elephants, Doge claims questioned, and special guest Reform's Cllr Maxwell Harrison
Welcome to the Kent Politics Podcast, your premier source for in-depth discussions on both local and national political issues. This episode delves into the intricacies of governance across Kent County, featuring insights from key decision-makers.
Episode HighlightsLocal Governance and Community IssuesGiant Fibreglass Elephant Saga: Rob discusses Medway Council's removal of an 8-foot elephant slide due to safety concerns, highlighting community reactions.
KCC Financial Scrutiny: Matt covers recent claims regarding KCC’s expenditures on activities for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, clarifying misconceptions about taxpayer costs.
Special Features- Westminster Watch: Our regular segment dissecting developments shaping UK politics with a focus on implications for Kent residents.
- Blue Badge Battle Campaign: Ellie Hodgson provides updates on efforts to reform the Blue Badge system in collaboration with MPs and council leaders, aiming to support individuals with life-altering conditions more effectively.
Maxwell shares his journey into politics at age 25 after personal experiences influenced his views. He discusses:
- His role as Deputy Cabinet Member for Communications and Engagement at KCC.
- The impact of Doge (Departmental Operations Governance Evaluation) initiatives aimed at improving council efficiency.
Maxwell predicts significant changes within Labour leadership and anticipates an earlier-than-scheduled general election based on current political trends.
Thanks for listening to the Kent Politics Podcast - don't forget to check out stories throughout the week on the politics pages of KentOnline, and you can watch the Kent Politics Show on KMTV every Friday at 5pm or on demand at www.kmtv.co.uk
Don't forget to look out for more episodes of the Kent Politics Podcast, along with other shows at kmfm.co.uk or wherever you get your podcasts
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.