A doctor has given a damning review of conditions in a Kent asylum seeker camp.

The first steps in a bid to introduce a towns-wide 20mph speed limit have been taken after cross-party support was given to proposals for a trial.

The transport minister says Kent gridlock fears after Brexit have been proved unfounded, with freight levels around 15% lower than normal.

Swale council’s leadership has sacked a cabinet member following a row over the authority’s draft Local Plan being passed too quickly.

Lorries lose their way, vaccination hubs open their doors - the week in politics.

A press photographer has been arrested after covering a protest at a controversial barracks housing asylum seekers.

Asylum seekers have addressed events which led to arrests and an arson investigation, saying some were desperate after feeling ignored.

A resident trying to save his home from plunging over a cliff edge has written to the Prime Minister calling for action.

An MP has labelled anti-vaccine campaigners "barking mad" but refused to criticise a colleague who told them to "persist" in their lockdown protest.

A lack of new homes being completed has led to the government imposing new rules which are feared will hand developers an advantage over communities.

More than one hundred jobs are available at a lorry park for 1,600 vehicles.

From High Court battles to Twitter scandals, the world of police commissioners has been pretty dramatic for one few seem to care about.

Landowners already "sick with worry" over the uncertain status of their land in council plans for a huge development, now fear compulsory purchases.

Amid "uncertainty" over the rising costs from the pandemic councillors are expected to approve a 5% increase in council tax.

A young woman was inspired to start a petition after her own dog helped her through a tragic experience.

A court ruling for cycle schemes in London should not affect plans drawn up for Kent.

MPs are being urged to oppose planned cuts to Universal Credit, as the coronavirus crisis continues to push people beneath the poverty line.

Home Secretary dodges Covid-19 questions at Downing Street briefing and another u-turn on free school meals - it's all in our review of the week.

An MP has taken the decision to stand down from her government role following some "devastating family news".

Cash-strapped nurseries are welcoming much-needed financial support from the government amid the pandemic.