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Kent’s only new Conservative MP has lifted the lid on what lessons should be learned from her party’s disastrous general election showing.
Children will be able to ride the bus for free in part of Kent this summer thanks to a government-funded scheme.
Plans to add more cameras to several towns to catch motorists flouting traffic rules have been welcomed despite claims they’re purely to “make money”.
A council has approved plans to bring in charges for those who bin more than others.
Residents in one of the fastest growing parts of Kent are being asked their views on its “blueprint for the future”.
A council is considering plans to draft in more plainclothes police officers to step in and prevent assaults on women and girls on nights out.
Labour has emerged victorious in Rochester and Strood as the party cleans up all three seats in the Medway Towns.
The Labour party has ousted the Tories in Gillingham and Rainham as it marches on to number 10.
Labour have gained another seat in the Medway Towns as they take Chatham and Aylesford which had been held by the Tories since 2010.
A fast-food takeaway accused of employing illegal workers when raided by the Home Office may now have its licence revoked.
A Kent authority has passed an urban design code to emphasise the history of the local area.
We take a look inside a £24million sports centre ahead of its reopening.
Plans for transforming a former golf course into a community parkland are one step closer to becoming a reality.
Businesses say three-month roadworks may finally be at an end but the impact is long lasting with politicians largely ‘uninterested’ in their plight.
A council which failed to meet its housing targets has been forced to create an action plan to get back on track - but now faces even higher targets.
A ruling party has been accused of reneging on promises made before being elected after plans to redevelop working docks were given the green light.
Controversial plans to erect retirement homes near a protected wildlife site have been approved — but only on the condition there’s no kids or cats.
We profile the Chatham and Aylesford constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.
We profile the Gillingham and Rainham constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.
A high street drinking hole has won approval to make its temporary outdoor shelter, first erected during the pandemic, a permanent fixture.
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