More tales from the campaign trail as the parties battle for your vote

Ever wanted to "own" a vintage Tory? Here's your chance.

Opposition councillors are set to boycott the Battle of Medway events following a decision to move ahead with a consultation on Sure Start closures.

What a difference a couple of years make... as we compare the big hitters that visited Kent for the 2015 general election and now.

Labour has said it will re-examine the decision to approve a new Lower Thames Crossing linking Kent and Essex if it is elected.

Industries across Kent are fearful about election pledges to limit the number of migrants to the UK.

Councillors voted to move ahead with a consultation to close Medway’s 19 Sure Start centres to create four 'super hubs' - despite strong opposition.

A local authority councillor has decided to make the move from Ukip to become a Tory amid claims of broken promises.

As polling day draws closer, two would-be MPs give their take on what's in store for the final phase of the race for the keys to 10 Downing Street.

A councillor says elected members - who receive a basic allowance of £12,805 - should be paid more to encourage younger people to stand for election.

Ambitious plans have been revealed for a scenic railway to return to a popular recreation spot.

A council would like to respond to a handwritten letter from a child who has asked for a play park to be built but failed to leave any contact details

A year after the vote to leave, little is known about what post-Brexit life will be like and businesses are struggling to prepare.

General election campaigning, which was suspended following Monday's terror atrocity in Manchester, is resuming today.

There are several key battlegrounds where the political parties are hoping to win votes in Kent for the general election on June 8.

Plans for a huge lorry park off the M20 to ease delays during Operation Stack should be reviewed or even dropped, a councillor has claimed.

Vandals with a sense of humour have been adding their own flourishes to a prospective parliamentary candidate's campaign posters.

Campaigning for next month's general election could remain suspended tomorrow with hustings events planned in next two days.

A local authority has apologised after letters sent out to voters contained information about other people.

Tory leader Theresa May is facing accusations of a U-turn over her social care reforms - and what people should pay.