Work to remove a stretch of hated seafront hoardings surrounding a now-scrapped development site will begin next month.

Under-pressure Kent County Council has passed its annual budget amid continued pressure surrounding its long-term financial viability.

Two MPs hit back at claims of “misleading the electorate” over controversial airport reopening plans – but campaigners say questions need answering.

The MP has taken the unusual step of writing to police chiefs amid heightened tensions over the Israel-Hamas conflict.

One of the county’s best-known MPs has opened up on his life in politics as he prepares to call it a day.

An outgoing MP has told the Kent Politics Podcast how he feels Brexit has been a success and how current opinion polls are going to be proved wrong.

The hospital trust boss in charge of managing its finances says he is expecting to go over budget by a further £50m initial projections.

Leading councillors at a cash-strapped Kent authority say they have been left with “no choice” but to impose parking charge hikes.

A multi-million-pound project to create a flagship business park that would attract the likes of Netflix has been “paused” for a major rethink.

A veteran MP and TV personality who served Kent for more than two decades is back on the campaign trail – but this time not for the Tories.

The government is to recruit TikTok influencers as part of its ongoing battle against English Channel crossings.

A primary school’s petition for road safety measures to be introduced following the death of one of its pupil has been presented to Parliament.

A council which voted to declare a “climate and ecological emergency” has failed to meet its climate targets.

An MP who has served her community for more than a decade has announced she will not stand at the next general election.

A council could be set to splash £3 million of taxpayers’ cash on a “disgusting” town centre multi-storey car park scrawled in graffiti.

The county council has warned more grammar ‘satellites’ may be needed to cope with increase in demand and avoid extra costs to the taxpayer.

Proposals to convert what was once a cinema and more recently a snooker and pool hall have been recommended for approval despite objections.

A leading education expert has claimed hiring tutors to help your kid pass the 11-plus and claim a coveted grammar school place is a waste of money.

The latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast is available now and features more woe for council finances across the county.

Two annual events that attract thousands of visitors face being scrapped as a local authority seeks to save millions and balance its books.