A council's visions for a satellite grammar school are being unveiled today... as it's revealed it has pumped up to £75k into its preferred bid.

A political row has broken out over a so-called "biased" Medway Council magazine which costs taxpayers more than £50,000 a year.

Councillors have approved the first stage of a £650m Chatham Docks project that could create thousands of jobs.

Campaigners who want to secure the future of Sure Start centres in Dover and Deal had support today from a Labour MP.

A bid to pay Kent County Council staff a 'living wage' is set to be rejected today... because it would cost an extra £1.2m.

The number of councillors at Canterbury City Council will drop from 50 to 38, the Boundary Commission announced today.

Three applications for gas drilling in the former east Kent coalfield have been condemned by the Green Party.

The Tory candidate in the race to become police commissioner spent £10,000 more than the role's salary in his unsuccessful campaign.

Tesco's dreams of transforming the centre of Dartford have finally got off the drawing board... more than a decade after the first application.

An MP has said questions need to be asked about if a lack of lights and a hard shoulder on the Sheppey Crossing could have contributed to the pile-up.

People who use the closure-threatened Phoenix House community centre have marched through the town centre.

After the House of Commons rejected the motion for possible military action in Syria, another Thanet MP has explained why she voted in favour of it.

After the House of Commons rejected the motion for possible military action in Syria, the district's two MPs say why they voted for it.

Billions of pounds being spent on a rail project branded a white elephant by some could be spent on the county's transport network, it's been argued.

North Thanet Conservative MP Sir Roger Gale gives his views following the decision to rule out UK military intervention on Syria.

A leaflet promoting the British National Party has been left on a police van in Ashford - but it is likely to end up in the bin.

Students from Folkestone have taken to the road in the US... with a cardboard cut-out of government minister Eric Pickles.

Plans to covert the former Dreamland site into the world's first heritage amusement park have taken a major step forward today.

Recruiting social workers for Kent's looked-after children has been identified as an ongoing problem - despite attractive "golden hellos" and bonuses.

MP Adam Holloway says a missile strike on Syria was not in the interests of the country after defyinh the government over military intervention.