There is not a single department at KCC that is not facing some form of cut, says the authority's finance chief.

Overworked paramedics covering the county say they do not feel respected by bosses with morale low and sickness rates high across the service.

A council has been targeted by hackers, card cloners and fraudsters over the last six months - with a school among the victims.

New data has been published ranking borough councils in terms of the number of grievances residents have lodged against them.

New figures reveal nearly 80,000 motorists in Kent have been stung by London's ultra low emission zone since it was expanded last year.

From the chaos on our roads to dangerous Channel crossings, Paul Francis looks at what a Rishi Sunak government could mean for the key issues in Kent.

Kent ambulance workers are set to decide on whether to take industrial action over pay and staffing levels.

Residents across Kent struggling with the rising cost of living will be in line for help - as campaigners say families face a "bleak" winter.

Grab yourself a pint and enjoy a night of brilliant live music at these top-rated pubs across the county.

A weather warning remains in place in Kent as rain has fallen heavily in parts of the county.

The number of people with Covid in the county's hospitals has almost trebled in a month following a spike in cases.

As the crucial Monday deadline for 100 backers looms, Kent's MPs have been revealing who will get their support to become the next PM.

A last-ditch effort to reverse controversial cuts to bus services across the county has failed.

Boris Johnson is reportedly eyeing up a bid to lead the Conservative Party again following Liz Truss' resignation – here's who our MPs are backing.

A damning report has slammed a hospital trust for failings in care after it was found at least 45 baby deaths could have been prevented.

A police boss has hit out at 'unacceptable' numbers of people misusing the 999 service, with more than 1,000 hoax calls received since 2015.

The number of children seeking a grammar school place in Kent has increased significantly this year.

A charity is 'deeply worried' by the number of hate crimes based on sexuality or gender identity reported in Kent last year.

Figures reveal vastly different suspension rates of pupils across the county's schools - prompting concerns over just why.

Archive photos show how no part of Kent escaped the devastation of the Great Storm when it struck more than 30 years ago.