A council leader has accused the government of failing to listen to local authorities once again over the significant cost pressures they face.

A nightclub which shut in 2013 could be transformed into even more homes than initially planned after developers said the scheme was no longer viable.

Consultation over plans to bring in London-style red routes on some roads comes to an end this week.

Medway’s largest car boot sale has applied to increase the number of events held each year.

Plans for a Grade II-listed police section house to be turned into a university creative hub will go before a planning committee next week.

A new councillor has told how his difficult childhood in a warzone has led him to wanting to help others.

Funding has been announced that will help transform a former waterworks building into a community centre.

A social worker team has been slashed and improvement money cut as the council aims to tackle its £12 million overspend.

A senior Kent politician has criticised fellow Tory Michael Gove for comments he made about councils being to blame for going bust.

Plans to house 81 homeless families in a tower block have been put on hold after a fire safety inspection.

Council chiefs say they are powerless to stop hundreds of homeless Londoners being relocated to Kent.

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.