Kent County Council is to close its online TV station, Kent TV. The Internet venture, which costs a reported £600,000 a year to run, will close next month.
The blend of website and TV station, which started in 2007, is to be closed as the council prioritises spending.
Kent County Council Leader Paul Carter said, "Kent TV has proved itself to be a brave and bold innovation and we have learned a great deal from it. It has provided a source of practical, useful information for residents. And it has particularly appealed to younger residents with its Sound Clash song-writing competition; its Animate and Create animation competition and its groundbreaking soap opera Hollywould, which tackled young people's health issues.
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