Labour want to see homes built on the ‘grey belt’, as well as more onshore wind farms. So what could it mean for the ‘Garden of England’?

Residents say housebuilding has spiralled so out of control in their neighbourhood they are now fearful of walking outside their homes.

We visited two children’s homes to see first-hand what life is really like for the young people there and the staff working to rebuild their lives.

Homeless people are set to move into new accommodation pods on a flood-hit car park later this year as the cost of temporary accommodation soars.

Vandalism and cash-strapped council budgets are putting public toilets at risk, fear charities, as one suggests charging a fee may be the answer.

A scientist, a nurse, a former banker, a barrister and two army veterans are among the new Kent MPs set to take their seats in the House of Commons.

From luxury hotels to famous brands, exciting new arrivals are on the way across the county over the coming years.

A man described as "ranting and raving" after fatally knifing a pensioner has been convicted of manslaughter.

From Brexit to jobs and our high streets - we look at how the main parties will tackle the key business issues impacting Kent.

We spoke to Rosie Duffield about her seven years as Kent’s only Labour MP, her ongoing security concerns - and what she thinks of her critics.

He was just 15 when he started sweeping platforms but now one of Kent’s longest-serving railwaymen has retired after a remarkable 58 years.

An artist has told how he went from sketching in his boyhood bedroom to producing visual effects for one of the world’s biggest rock bands.

The sudden disappearance of a vicar in 1999 - leaving his wife and two little boys distraught - sent shockwaves through the community.

Two mob-handed thugs behaved like "feral animals" when they attacked a brother and sister, striking them with almost 100 blows in just 90 seconds.

With just a week to go until we go to the polls, we look at how the parties’ promises on transport could impact Kent.

Education in Kent is facing a crisis on a number of fronts - but how is each party promising to solve it at the general election?

A former addict claims cocaine use is rife in Kent - as shocking new figures reveal drug offences have soared 45% in the last five years.

Residents are being urged to “walk the walk” and support their high street amid claims council bosses only care about an out-of-town shopping centre.

With the election just two weeks away, we look at what the parties are promising on immigration - and speak to a refugee who now calls Kent home.

An inquest has concluded a much-loved dad-of-two died in a tragic accident - but his family say they believe his death could have been avoided.