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Charlotte Wright

Charlotte Wright

Verified

South East Political Editor, BBC South East Today

United Kingdom

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Travel , Food Culture , Personal Essays

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Fashion.- Health.

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Total articles 71

  • What matters to Kent voters in the local elections

    By Charlotte Wright Verified| BBC News Verified What matters to Kent voters in the local electionsCharlotte WrightBBC South East Political EditorBBCBriony Thompson, from Maidstone, says potholes are one of her biggest concernsVoters in Kent will soon get to have their say over who is in charge of our local services, from education to social care, libraries and road surfaces. The Kent County Council (KCC) elections will take place on 1 May, with residents voting for 81 councillors across 72 divisions.

    By Charlotte Wright Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Asylum seeking children 'unprecedented demand'

    By Charlotte Wright Verified| BBC News Verified Where do lone asylum seeking children end up? Charlotte WrightBBC South East, Political EditorAlex Bish & Miguel Roca-TerrySusan PilcherKent County Council has an obligation to look after lone children when they arrive on small boats in Dover,The number of children travelling to the UK alone to seek asylum has risen to over 7,000 according to the latest figures, with some local authorities saying they are facing challenges accommodating them.

    By Charlotte Wright Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • What matters to Kent voters in the local elections

    By Charlotte Wright Verified| BBC News Verified What matters to Kent voters in the local electionsCharlotte WrightBBC South East Political EditorBBCBriony Thompson, from Maidstone, says potholes are one of her biggest concernsVoters in Kent will soon get to have their say over who is in charge of our local services, from education to social care, libraries and road surfaces. The Kent County Council (KCC) elections will take place on 1 May, with residents voting for 81 councillors across 72 divisions.

    By Charlotte Wright Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 09, 2025

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BBC South East Today