🚀 Off to the Women In Estate Agency Regional Champions meeting today at the Rightmove offices in #London! 🎉🏡 Really looking forward to catching up with amazing colleagues, sharing insights, and bringing back some fantastic takeaways! 💡✨ Let’s keep pushing boundaries and making a difference in the industry! 💪👩‍💼 #WiEA #WomenInEstateAgency #Networking #EstateAgency #PropertyExperts #InspiringChange ❤️🥰

@reformedforgood @MaxSH2022 It was great to meeting you yesterday

@JSpence41920741 @reformparty_uk It was lovely meeting you today @JSpence41920741 - what a great day 🙌

🚨 Fantastic News! 🚨 Huge congratulations to David Finch and John Vye, who were officially voted in by local constituents in #Medway last night! 🎉🎊 An incredible result and a testament to the growing support for #reform_uk across #Kent. 💪🇬🇧 But this is just the beginning… 🔥 Now the focus shifts to the upcoming @Kent_cc🔥 📢 CALL TO ACTION 📢 To all Kent residents—let’s keep the momentum going! Get behind your #ReformUK candidates and vote for real change in the Kent County Council elections on 1st May 2025 🗳️✅ #ReformUK #TimeForChange #KentElections #Medway #VoteReform #ReformTheUK #StrongerTogether

@andjamwar @Kent_cc @ReformUK My mistake 🙈

The government released the Devolution White Paper on December 16th, aiming to shift responsibilities to county councils and replace district councils with large unitary authorities. Councils had a choice, and sadly, most—including Kent County Council, under Conservative leadership with Labour’s support—actively chose to cancel this year’s elections in support of the devolution plan, denying people their right to vote. Despite Kent’s push for devolution, the government rejected their application, meaning elections will still take place. This makes it even more vital for Reform to win as many seats as possible—to stand up for local democracy and hold those accountable who were willing to strip people of their democratic rights.

@goffmike @Kent_cc @ReformUK Sadly most council did decided to cancel the elections in support of the devolution white paper

@fromage_nigella @Kent_cc @ReformUK Government decided

@reformexposed @Kent_cc @ReformUK I have only just realised that I tagged in the wrong name 🙈

The government released the Devolution White Paper on December 16th, aiming to shift responsibilities to county councils and replace district councils with large unitary authorities. Councils had a say in this process, and Kent County Council—under Conservative leadership, with Labour’s support—actively sought to cancel this year’s county council elections, effectively denying people their right to vote. Despite their push for devolution, the government rejected Kent’s application, meaning elections will still take place. This only reinforces why Reform must win as many seats as possible—to hold accountable those who were prepared to strip people of their democratic rights.

@PaulPageGolf @Kent_cc @ReformUK Yes

The government released the Devolution White Paper on December 16th, aiming to shift responsibilities to county councils and replace district councils with large unitary authorities. Councils had a say in this process, and Kent County Council—under Conservative leadership, with Labour’s support—actively sought to cancel this year’s county council elections, effectively denying people their right to vote. Despite their push for devolution, the government rejected Kent’s application, meaning elections will still take place. This only reinforces why Reform must win as many seats as possible—to hold accountable those who were prepared to strip people of their democratic rights.

The government released the Devolution White Paper on December 16th, aiming to shift responsibilities to county councils and replace district councils with large unitary authorities. Councils had a say in this process, and @Kent_cc under @Conservatives leadership, with @UKLabour support—actively sought to cancel this year’s county council elections, effectively denying people their right to vote. Despite their push for devolution, the government rejected Kent’s application, meaning elections will still take place. This only reinforces why @reformparty_uk must win as many seats as possible—to hold accountable those who were prepared to strip people of their democratic rights.

The decision on which counties would or would not hold elections this year was made by the government. As we are not the party in administration, the only action available to us— and what we have already done—was to publish a petition opposing the cancellation of these elections. This decision has effectively denied 5.5 million people their democratic right to vote this year, though 14 million others will still have the opportunity. Notably, the Kent County Council elections will proceed as planned.

@johnnyhornet59 @Kent_cc @ReformUK We have published a petition against the government, holding them fully accountable for the cancellation of other county elections this year.

Gravesend's Rental Market: A Decade of Change The private rented sector in Gravesend has undergone some noticeable shifts over the last ten years, with different areas experiencing varying levels of growth, stability, and decline. 🔵 Growth Areas – The blue-shaded sections on the map indicate an increase in private rented households. A rise in supply of rental properties, potentially driven by affordability, lifestyle changes, or an influx of tenants looking for flexibility. ⚪ Stable Areas – The cream-coloured zones represent little to no change in rental levels. Here, the balance between landlords, tenants, and owner-occupiers has remained steady over the decade. 🟠 Declining Areas – The peach-coloured regions highlight a drop in private rented households. This could be due to landlords selling up, shifting market conditions, or an increase in owner-occupation. Understanding these patterns is key for Gravesend landlords, investors, and agents. The rental market is always evolving, shaped by policy changes, economic shifts, and tenant preferences. Whether you're expanding your portfolio, reevaluating your strategy, or simply curious about local trends, this data offers valuable insight into where the market is heading. What’s your take? Have you seen these trends play out in practice in ? Let’s discuss. 👇

@BelindadeLucy Totally agreed with you @BelindadeLucy

The best comment I’ve heard all week was from @BarryGardiner on @GBNEWS yesterday—he said @Keir_Starmer should have asked for his money back after voice coaching lessons! 😂 Given his coach allegedly traveled 50 miles on Christmas Eve during lockdown restrictions, that’s quite something… 🤔🚗📢 Well said, Barry! Made my day. 🎤👏 @UKLabour @reform_uk #Politics #GBNews #Labour #ReformUK #Lockdown #KeirStarmer