An application for more housing has been submitted on a plot of land where plans for retirement homes were once green-lit but failed to materialise.

An outgoing MP has told the Kent Politics Podcast how he feels Brexit has been a success and how current opinion polls are going to be proved wrong.

A co-working space aimed at start-ups and growing businesses has been given the green light to open inside a shopping centre.

Concerns have been voiced over an upcoming road closure after a council’s suggestions for shorter works along the route were denied by the government.

A multi-million-pound project to create a flagship business park that would attract the likes of Netflix has been “paused” for a major rethink.

Taxis in one part of the county may see their flag rate - the starting price of a cab - rise by a £1 in order to help drivers stay afloat.

Plans for a former golf course to become a community parkland with access for walkers and cyclists have been recommended for approval.

Proposals to convert what was once a cinema and more recently a snooker and pool hall have been recommended for approval despite objections.

A £25 million sports complex will have a new name when it reopens this summer.

The latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast is available now and features more woe for council finances across the county.

Two annual events that attract thousands of visitors face being scrapped as a local authority seeks to save millions and balance its books.

New figures have revealed the local authority which has amassed the largest amount of debt outside of the county council.

A variety of factors led to rubbish piling up as residents were faced with having 15 days of waste without a bin collection over the festive period.

Millions of pounds need to be spent on fixing a problem with crumbling concrete at a council’s headquarters which remains largely empty.

A business park touted to host the likes of Netflix and other big tech firms could be paused altogether after failing to attract any firms on-site.

An under-pressure council has announced a series of measures aimed at keeping it from declaring effective bankruptcy.

Hundreds of potential job losses at KCC, wine wars and a visiting top Tory form part of the discussion in this week’s Kent Politics Podcast.

Landowners will be forced to shut down a scrap site following a ruling by the Planning Inspectorate.

Ambitious plans to turn the first floor of a shopping mall into a healthy living centre have taken a step forward.

A councillor who stood with pro-ceasefire supporters before a council meeting has said Westminster should support Palestine the same way as Ukraine.