Council bosses were asked about failing social services, roadworks chaos, broken promises and accessibility issues at a Q&A session.

Drawings of new proposals to transform a dockside industrial estate have been revealed.

A former golf course earmarked for a new park is home to great crested newts and 34 species of birds.

An MP is supporting a bill that would ramp up fines on overrunning roadworks to more than £12,000 a day.

A council is looking to recoup £800,000 by cracking down on those who claim single person discounts, when they no longer live alone.

Members of the public have a chance to quiz the two most powerful men in Medway.

A campaign to stop a developer from building on the outskirts of a bird sanctuary is gaining momentum.

A council is offering lucrative interest-free loans in bid to help businesses grow and take on more workers.

Some 3,000 tons of recyclable waste could not be processed because residents had put the wrong things into the bags - costing taxpayers £57,000.

A converted office block which was to be used exclusively to accommodate homeless families from London could also house local people in need.

A business specialist is making the case for a docks being retained as a working port rather than being converted into homes, retail and leisure.

Popular annual events and key community services are facing cutbacks in support as a council aims to plug a £12m hole in its finances.

They may have no councillors at all but the Lib Dems certainly have high hopes in Medway, as Robert Boddy found out.

A council in financial turmoil has significantly reduced its money worries – but still has a steep hill to climb.

A developer is appealing against the refusal of two housing developments close to an important bird habitat.

Surveys have taken place at a council’s headquarters after RAAC was found in its roof, forcing the closure of the building.

Medway had the second-highest number of sewage overflows and the 13th greatest number of hours of spillages in the whole south east of England.

People are to be encouraged to have their say on how Chatham town centre should look in the future.

A council has spent £13m on temporary workers in just six months, as it struggles to attract and retain full-time staff.

A council’s headquarters has been closed after RAAC was found in its roof.