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More than 7,000 parents have signed petitions calling for a re-think on plans to cap the number of journeys children can use with their Freedom Pass.
Kent's gender gap is becoming a gulf... as girls clearly outperform boys in new league tables released today.
The number of people claiming unemployment allowance across Kent has fallen by hundreds, figures out today reveal.
UK economy boosted with the biggest ever quarterly increase in employment, according to latest figures.
The man leading a review into aviation capacity has defended his decision not to ditch plans for a four-runway hub airport in Kent.
The man in charge of Kent's roads has revealed the bill to repair extensive flood damage across the county will run into millions of pounds.
A district council has no prospects of recovering a £3.4million debt it was owed after the collapse of a ferry firm, lawyers have warned.
The government's Airports Commission has outlined details of a new public consultation on a four-runway airport in Kent.
Kent families are set to see their council tax bills increase by about £20 next year under plans to save Kent County Council as much as £81million.
A re-written council report has downplayed the links between welfare reforms and a rise in crime and homelessness after a previous study was pulled.
Campaigners in Kent say the government is trying to bribe local authorities by offering them financial incentives to allow fracking.
Kent has seen another big rise in claims of abuse made to social services, with more than a third relating to vulnerable people aged over 85.
Kent County Council's communications chief has left his £96,000-a-year post ahead of his role being officially scrapped in this year's budget.
Kent's police force could be slashed by around 100 officers... but those remaining will be more visible and tech savvy, the new chief has revealed.
Kent could get a cash boost to help out some of its worst flood-ravaged areas.
Kent council budgets face being squeezed even further after the government announced the latest cuts to grant money.
The Davies Commission's interim report has not considered using any of Kent's current airports to deal with the South East's capacity problem.
The head of Ofsted has criticised grammar schools and said they should not be allowed to expand after Kent's bid for a new annexe was rejected.
Campaigners have lost their fight to open a new grammar school annexe in Kent, after the education secretary rejected both bids.
The government has made £5.5m of interest-free loans available to small firms, which MP Greg Clark calls "a great boost for business in west Kent".
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