Chris Grayling has come under more scrutiny over Brexit plans, despite being out of office, while the NHS have been told to tow the line on Brexit.

Priti Patel is set to talk with her French counterpart about the issue of migrants attempting to reach the UK.

Two coastal councils have shared their annoyance at the council money allocated for a town in Kent.

A Labour Party candidate who stood in the last general election and was planning to stand again has quit over the party's anti-Brexit stance.

Council's across the district will recieve funding to help them deal with Brexit, but is it needed in the north of the county?

Kent could face a shortage of care homes for the elderly after Brexit.

Police have confirmed there will be no repeat of plans to suspend officers' leave ahead of Brexit.

A borough council is refusing to let go of a playground once earmarked for development.

A leaked document about the impact of a no-deal Brexit is either a realistic assessment or rather out-of-date.

A mixture of town houses and flats could go either side of a town centre station, along with offices and a health centre.

Kent will see months of disruption at ports and on roads after Brexit, ministers warned.

Town without its own dedicated council gets a new team at old municipal offices.

Farmers could face serious financial pressures if the government pushes through with a no-deal Brexit, a farmers' union chairman has warned.

MPs may have to cast the net a little wider if they want to find someone to bring the country together, says our political pundit Paul Francis.

Campaigner loses battle to take Boris Johnson to court over his £350m NHS claim

A Conservative MP says Brexit could happen within days - as a Kent MEP warns a no-deal could lead to unnecessary deaths.

Support for a national caretaker government led by Jeremy Corbyn looks to be falling flat, says our political pundit.

Kent business leaders are urging the government to help small firms weather a no-deal Brexit.

The former chancellor's comments on Brexit are a "political hand grenade", according to our pundit Paul Francis.

An eight year wait to see if Sainsbury's will make good on its pledge to build a supermarket could soon be over.