One year after George Floyd was murdered and the beginning of the Black Lives Matter protests, we find how much has really changed.

A Kent MP is set to introduce plans for a change in child cruelty laws inspired by Tony Hudgell in Parliament today.

Kent Police has revealed the number of speeding tickets issued to drivers breaking the 50mph limit in Operation Brock this year.

The leader of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has resigned.

Fears have been raised for the future of a much-loved community pre-school which is involved in a rent wrangle with a parish council.

The newly appointed leader David Burton has moved swiftly to take charge at Maidstone.

Huge crowds have taken to the streets of Kent to show their support with Palestine as a ceasefire with Israel holds in the Gaza Strip.

A forced cabinet reshuffle at KCC in light of the recent elections has seen a change at the top for roads and transport.

A former Labour councillor left a charity struggling for cash after stealing from it to fund his gambling addiction.

Claims that just a handful of people attended an event on the ex-MEP's speaking tour of the US have been rubbished.

Several Kent MPs are in a fresh battle over controversial planning reforms they say are a gift to housing developers.

The story of a homeless man refused permission to take pets into his new-found accommodation is now the subject of academic study.

Roger is revved up and raring to go after his long wait.

Kent is in the danger zone over house-building reforms after the government signalled a rule change to speed up development.

A boxing club which teaches children and adults is searching for a new home after being excluded from plans for an upcoming community centre.

A party once dismissed as eccentric is moving to the political mainstream and finding success in Kent.

A major reshuffle has taken place at Kent County Council'sLabour group after its leader was unseated in the local elections.

Kent County Council has submitted a bid for a £36million government fund to help communities in at least four districts in financial hardship.

The government is facing a backlash over plans to automatically give developments the green light.

It looks likely that the number of councillors in a local authority borough will be cut by around a fifth at the next election.