A campaign has been launched to make Romney Marsh England’s 11th national park.

An incident involving a camera being pointed at a woman saw her arrested for common assault protests at Ukip's spring conference in a Kent town.

Two councillors walk out of party in three days, one over TV race row.

Conservatives were accused of continuing a "decade of decline" before councillors voted to approve Medway's 2015 budget

Gravesham council will buy a consignment of 44 iPad Air 2 tablets to cut down on printing costs

A Compulsory Purchase Order has today been confirmed that will make way for the long-awaited redevelopment of the St James's area in Dover.

Ukip is on course to win four or five seats in Kent at the election, party leader Nigel Farage has boldly predicted.

The politician behind the controversial streetlights switch-off - which sparked anger across the county amid claims of increased crime - has resigned.

Residents in Sandwich say they are being asked to vote blindly on a consultation to offload library services to a charitable trust.

A naturist social club has lost the battle to keep its caravans in the face of parish council objections.

April could bring a “perfect storm” for Operation Stack, Kent’s police chief has warned.

Kent firefighters are joining colleagues across the country on the picket lines today for another 24-hour strike.

A ‘Team Thanet’ approach for Manston Airport was recommended by Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Gilbert as he visited Broadstairs yesterday.

Helen Whately is to replace Sir Hugh Robertson in May's elections after the all-woman shortlist was whittled down.

Ukip has parted ways with its first county councillor Adrian Crowther who could be on the brink of rejoining the Conservatives.

Rochester and Strood's Ukip MP will face a panel of political figures on Thursday.

No replacement has been planned for Youth Crime Commissioner Kerry Boyd who steps down next week.

Communities secretary Eric Pickles has praised the growth of Britain's Enterprise Zones as job figures released.

Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch says she is working to help staff affected by Aylesford Newsprint's decision to call in the administrators.

A campaign for an independent town council free of party politics is gaining momentum in Faversham.