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Thousands of properties are lying empty in the county as councils come under government pressure to build more homes.
First-time house buyers will not have to pay stamp duty for properties up to £300,000 in a surprise announcement by Chancellor Philip Hammond.
The county council would need to build the equivalent of 12 secondary schools to meet the growing demand for places - but there's a £149m shortfall.
The government is being urged to preserve £250 million in lorry parking money for reuse after the end of the Stanford plan.
Two companies battling for the Manston airport site have had their plans for it heard by councillors.
We need £300m for schools, roads and other facilities if plans for 12,000 homes go ahead, says Kent County Council.
The government has told the council it could intervene house-building plans, saying it is not doing enough to tackle the housing shortage.
The vice-chairman of Ebbsfleet FC has hit out at Kent County Council over its negative attitude to the club’s investment in the community.
Kent could be gridlocked on the day after Brexit, MPs warn, as the government's plans for increasing border staff are dubbed "unconvincing".
Kent's crime commissioner has called for health trusts and groups to be fined if mentally ill people stay too long in police cells.
A Kent MP says he cannot support a plan to fix the precise date of the UK's exit from the EU.
Massive queues could be caused at Dover and food left to rot in trucks if a new customs system is not set up in time for Brexit.
The wife of an MP suspended over allegations he has yet to be told about has launched a blistering attack on his party for "hanging him out to dry".
An ex-police chief says he was aware of claims pornography was found on a computer in an MP's office - but it was "not a matter of public interest".
North Thanet MP fires broadside against media over harassment allegations
The government is facing criticism after it refused to release details of any contingency plans to cope with disruption to Kent's roads post Brexit.
An event marking the 10th anniversary of high speed trains was told the service has transformed the economy - but may be a victim of its own success.
Patients had to stay in Kent hospitals for 4,000 days longer than necessary in one month due to delays in placing them in care homes, figures reveal.
Campaign groups are pressing Kent County Council to reconsider its investment policy, saying it is contributing to climate change.
London's police commissioner has refused to be drawn on claims pornographic material was found on Damian Green's computer nearly a decade ago.