Activists have warned drivers when to expect more action on Kent's roads after causing widespread disruption scaling motorway gantries.

With the World Cup just around the corner, we've taken a look at some of the venues in the county showing the games on the big screen.

Residents have been warned it's a case of "use it or lose it" as bus services face a tough road ahead with crucial funding being cut.

New flood warnings have been issued as many roads across Kent remain shut after heavy rain.

Dramatic pictures and videos show how heavy rain has caused mayhem across the county, cutting off a GP surgery and creating a "stairway waterfall".

Households across Kent are facing even more financial pain after the Bank of England hiked interest rates to 3% and warned unemployment could double.

Leaders of all Kent councils have warned some local schools are running out of Year 7 places as demands over asylum seekers become "unsustainable".

The county is expected to be hit by persistent and heavy rain, the Met Office has warned.

Police across the country are taking on a scheme developed in Kent to help domestic abuse victims as chiefs address the force's performance concerns.

Passengers are being advised to avoid taking the train due to three days of strikes affecting most lines in Kent and London.

The culture secretary has set out why local sites like KentOnline and the KM Group's newspapers are so vital to our democracy.

As the new Prime Minister sets out his stall, what indication does it give Kent residents about the impact to the county? We look at five key issues.

An Asian drink is starting to become a Kent high street staple with vendors telling sceptics: "Don’t be nervous about it - it is fun."

A Kent district has become the county's CCTV capital after doubling the number of cameras - but victims of crime say they feel safer in London.

There is not a single department at KCC that is not facing some form of cut, says the authority's finance chief.

Overworked paramedics covering the county say they do not feel respected by bosses with morale low and sickness rates high across the service.

A council has been targeted by hackers, card cloners and fraudsters over the last six months - with a school among the victims.

New data has been published ranking borough councils in terms of the number of grievances residents have lodged against them.

New figures reveal nearly 80,000 motorists in Kent have been stung by London's ultra low emission zone since it was expanded last year.

From the chaos on our roads to dangerous Channel crossings, Paul Francis looks at what a Rishi Sunak government could mean for the key issues in Kent.