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Housebuilding restrictions could be eased in parts of Kent - after the county was named by the government as a potential "investment zone".
A wave of tax-cutting measures have been unveiled today - but how will it affect housebuilding, pay packets and property prices in Kent?
The government is drawing up plans that could pave the way for new grammar schools to be allowed to open, ending a decades-long ban.
The government looks set to end its ban on fracking - but could we see drilling take place in our county?
Thousands turned out to pay their respects as the Queen’s coffin arrived in Edinburgh and among the crowds was our political editor Paul Francis.
A controversial trial of e-scooters in the county is set to end as the county council pulls the plug on the divisive pilot scheme.
A Kent MP has been given a new government job in the cabinet shake up as Liz Truss becomes Prime Minister.
Liz Truss has won the Tory leadership contest and we've taken a look at what the people of Kent will expect from her.
As we wait to discover the result of the Tory leadership contest, we take a look at what the new leader could mean for grammar schools in Kent
Our political editor Paul Francis gives his views on the week in politics.
A leading Kent head teacher says some schools are facing £100,000 increases in their energy bills - which could mean job cuts.
County transport chiefs have put on hold controversial plans to axe under-used bus services to save money.
Paul Francis gives his views and analysis of the week in Kent politics - from planes and trains to buses.
Passenger services could return to Manston sooner than expected, with airlines including EasyJet and Ryanair in talks to get flights up and running.
Kent County Council's accounts have revealed the amount of money paid out on redundancies and exit packages over the last five years.
Our political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in politics.
Records show MP Tom Tugendhat received donations totalling £120,000 for his bid to become Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister.
A council leader wants residents caught up in Op Brock to document how it affects their lives in a bid to lobby the government for change.
Local authorities are looking at ways to plug funding gaps as inflation threatens services.
Our political editor gives his take on a week in politics that saw Prime Ministerial hopeful Rishi Sunak land himself in hot water in a trip to Kent.
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