A cash-strapped council has questions to answer over its decision to spend more than £7,000 a year renting out office space in Belgium, critics say.

Plans to slash the county’s community warden scheme to make £1 million in savings are due to be put before county hall for extra scrutiny.

Look at all the new homes being built and you’d assume the county’s population was rocketing. The truth, however, may surprise you...

A professional woman forced to "swallow her pride" and use a food bank is among the thousands more turning to handouts to keep their families fed.

A kmfm listener is starting February with a £1,000 cash prize win.

New figures published by Kent County Council have laid bare the rise in cost of providing home to school transport.

It’s been a brutal start to the year for Kent firms, with 17 closing for good. But is it really, as one owner claims, “impossible to stay afloat”?

Parents evening and “needing a wee” are part of the excuses people used for speeding on Kent’s roads as new figures are revealed.

Here are just some of the murderers, burglars, drug dealers, child killers, paedophiles, thieves and thugs who committed crimes this month.

Campaigners have welcomed the ban on disposable vapes, but say it should have happened two years ago.

We sent our reporter to see how popular some of the county’s libraries are.

We have rounded up a list of our reader’s oldest pets, including dogs, cats, a guinea pig and a parrot.

Britain's oldest brewer says it is supporting its licensees after one pub was forced to close due to “ever-increasing” bills.

The cash-strapped county council is set to receive a share of the government’s emergency bailout fund – but some warn the money is a short-term fix.

The county’s highways boss has welcomed a government plan to massively increase fines on overrrunning works by utility companies.

Almost £1m has been earmarked to combat the scourge of anti-social behaviour on the county's streets, it has been announced.

Polls show the Reform Party is growing in support in most Kent seats – and its leader says: “People are not laughing at us now.”

Cybercriminals claim they have stolen data from a water company’s IT systems.

Demonstrations are being planned after news that up to one-third of libraries could be closed as the council looks to make savings.

While some districts are 93% green belt land, others have none at all. Here, we explain what it could mean for housebuilding where you live.