Kent's main gritting firm has reassured residents that there will be no shortage in drivers this winter.

More than 20 sexual assault allegations have been made against Kent Police officers in five years, data has revealed.

Tory whips have invited Rosie Duffield to join the Conservative Party after she voiced her views on transgender issues and her own online abuse.

In a long week in politics, a council leader facing internal party division, U-turn over major vote and losing a flagship bid says he won't quit.

Our political editor takes a look back at this week's biggest stories, from levelling up to Strictly auditions.

A councillor caused a stir after admitting he didn't know Canterbury held World Heritage status - an accolade it has held since 1988.

Demonstrators are expected to gather tonight to protest plans to build thousands of new homes.

Our political editor Paul Francis takes a close look at what was and wasn't in Boris Johnson's party conference speech.

Councillors arriving at their Town Hall to discuss a borough's Local Plan Review were given a warm reception by protesters.

A council's leadership is under fire after pulling its "incomplete and flawed" blueprint for homes ahead of a crunch vote it was set to lose.

A Kent MP has taken Michael Gove for a dance floor spin at the Tory party conference.

A Labour motion to check the conversion of properties to Houses of Multiple Occupancy has found cross-party support.

This is what COP26 - the world's biggest summit on climate change being hosted by the UK - hopes to achieve and why it is so important.

Priti Patel took aim at Insulate Britain protesters and announced an independent inquiry into Wayne Couzens during her conference speech.

The military is continuing to deliver fuel across Kent today as the county remains one of the worst hit parts of the country.

A council has set out its plans for a return to executive governance starting next May.

As the brakes are put on housing reforms, we found out what some of our local councils want from the new minister.

Our political editor Paul Francis takes a look at what the Chancellor's speech at the Tory party conference means for Kent.

People are dying from pollution while a council does nothing, a Green campaigner has alleged.

As conservative members from across the country gather in Manchester, our political editor looks at what could ruin the Tory reign in Kent.