A second attempt to fill the county's youth crime tsar post has been launched... after the first holder resigned in a storm over abusive tweets.

Children across Kent will find out today if they have secured a grammar school place when 11-plus results are revealed.

Bosses of a trouble-hit hospital transport service have been told to make urgent improvements after complaints about delays and missed appointments.

Canterbury MP Julian Brazier has called for a change in the law to prevent the controversial Skunkworks store from trading.

Customs officers should be doing more to stop the smuggling of cheap cigarettes and tobacco into the country through Dover, according to MPs.

Gordon Henderson proved himself a party pooper by refusing to attend the Conservative’s annual conference.

Campaigners against the closure and merger of Sure Start children’s centres in Kent have handed their 2,000-signature petition to the county council.

Three county MPs have been given new ministerial jobs today as the Prime Minister reshuffles his team.

A property owner has been fined over the poor state of two homes damaged by fire and left with scorched and peeling paintwork.

Volunteers should be kitted out with grit and shovels to help clear pavements from snow and ice when temperatures drop, a councillor is arguing.

Workers have been sacked and one quit after getting caught trying to view porn on council computers, it's been revealed.

Don’t close our centre – that was the message from staff and users when Cllr Jenny Whittle visited Woodgrove Children’s Centre.

The recruitment process surrounding the hiring of controversial youth crime tsar Paris Brown was 'robust and transparent', a report's revealed.

A confidential report has revealed the true cost of the influx of Romanians and Bulgarians into the county from next year.

Deal town clerk Lin Dykes has handed in her notice and left the town council after four years in the post.

County transport chiefs are trying out a pay-as-you-go card for buses and trains that might be rolled out across Kent and Medway.

Business leaders say cash-flow problems need to be dealt with as a Kent business minister gives a rousing speech at the Tory party conference.

Rail and bus passengers could use a similar scheme to London's Oyster card system.

A traveller family living in a tent are begging to be rehoused - but are refusing to move if it means being parted from four dogs and three budgies.

A family criticised for being a drain on the welfare system have moved out of their one-bed flat and rehoused in a four-bed home.