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There are calls for mass testing to be rolled out in one part of Kent which has been described as being at 'tipping-point'.
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Councils have been told to 'weed out' any problems with future cycling and walking schemes as the government grants a £7million boost for projects.
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A KCC party leader has made calls for more "substantial" facilities to be provided for truckers stuck in Brexit border delays - not portable toilets.
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A bleak picture has emerged about the logistical challenges of UK border checks in the county amid Brexit.
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As KCC's budget consultation continues, we speak to each party to hear what they want to see happen with the county's finances.
Merits and doubts surrounding a £16.1m green bus and cycle lane will be debated as some question whether it will keep vehicles off the road
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While Kent has avoided higher rates of Covid infection council leaders say second lockdown restrictions should be followed as part of national effort.
The financial woes of the NHS in Kent have been laid bare as bosses seek to plug a cash gap of £22million within its budget.
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Coronavirus street wardens are being introduced across the county ahead of the England-wide lockdown coming in later this week.
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NHS bosses have denied that young asylum seekers are being housed in prison-like accommodation across the county.
An NHS boss has warned that coronavirus cases in Kent will increase "all too rapidly" unless residents follow the government rules.
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Queues on the M20, medicine supply and staff shortages have all been raised as possible problems once the Brexit transition period is over.
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A former soldier has set up an e-petition calling on the council to do more for children from low income families.
Bosses of a circus that was shut down 10 minutes before its first performance are waiting for a final decision on the fate of their performances.
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A £6.3 million grant is to be used to set up a test and trace system in Kent to "bolster" a national scheme that's come in for widespread criticism.
At least seven care homes in Kent could be used to accommodate patients being discharged from hospital who test positive for coronavirus this winter.
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Councillors are hitting out at Boris Johnson's proposals to streamline planning schemes because they would 'undermine democratic accountability'
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Lorry drivers could be fined £300 for not having the right papers after Brexit in an effort to stop queues of 7,000 trucks building up through Kent.
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A £5billion theme park could "strengthen the case" for much-needed improvements to a railway station in north Kent.
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Faster rail travel will open up a host of opportunities for Dover if trains can reach the capital in less than an hour, councillors have said
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