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	[[Category:England]]		[[Category:England]]

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

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	The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971 and [[West Kent CHE Group]] in 1972. There were also [[CHE groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].		The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971 and [[Kent Youth Group]] and [[West Kent CHE Group]] in 1972. There were also [[CHE groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

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	The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also [[CHE groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].		The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971 and [[West Kent CHE Group]] in 1972. There were also [[CHE groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

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	The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also [[CHE ~~Groups~~]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].		The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also [[CHE groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

2015-05-07T13:53:01Z

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	The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also CHE Groups in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].		The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also [[CHE Groups]] in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

2015-05-07T13:52:32Z

LGBT History

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	The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.		The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971. There were also CHE Groups in [[Tunbridge Wells]] and [[Medway]].

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

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			The [[East Kent CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.

	In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.		In 2003, following the repeal of [[Section 28]], The Conservative-run Kent County Council decided to create their own version of Section 28 to keep the effect of the now repealed law in their schools.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A1975827 Action Network U523407 Action Network BBC "Homophobic Section 28 is scrapped at last - except in Kent!"</ref> This was replaced on 16 December 2004 with provisions stating that heterosexual marriage and family relationships are the only firm foundations for society.

Ross Burgess at 19:24, 17 November 2013

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	[[Rainbow]] is Kent County Council’s LGBT staff group.		[[Rainbow]] is Kent County Council’s LGBT staff group.

	~~[[Category:Kent\| ]]~~
	~~[[Category:England]]~~

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess at 19:24, 17 November 2013

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	12. Thanet		12. Thanet
	13. Dover]]'''Kent''' is a county in south-east England. The county council area contains 12 districts:		13. Dover]]'''Kent''' is a county in [[south-east England]]. The county council area contains 12 districts:
	*[[Ashford]]		*[[Ashford]]
	*[[Canterbury]]		*[[Canterbury]]

Ross Burgess at 20:03, 27 June 2013

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	[[File:KentDistrictsNumbered.svg\|thumb\|Kent districts:<br />		[[File:KentDistrictsNumbered.svg\|thumb\|alt=Map fo kent with districts numbered\|Kent districts:<br />
	1. Sevenoaks		1. Sevenoaks
	2. Dartford		2. Dartford