Questions are being asked over a tax rise, designed to 'bolster' KCC reserves.

A crowdfunder will be launched to help groups who have lost funds due to the pandemic.

MP Tracey Crouch is set to finish cancer treatment next month, and is looking forward to banishing another negative influence - Twitter.

The government will replace the 'disgraceful' free school meal scheme with food vouchers.

Tunbridge Wells MP Greg Clark urges government to help small businesses

There has been a difference of opinion at County Hall over the decision to shut the French border with the UK which saw lorries stranded on the M20.

From the start of the third national lockdown to shocking scenes across The Pond, it has been an extraordinary start to the new year.

A Kent MP and staunch Remainer says she is 'not giving up' on hopes the UK will one day rejoin the European Union.

A committee meeting set to discuss the future of a much loved theatre has been delayed by a week.

Calls to cancel the 11 Plus are growing as schools close once again for the third national coronavirus lockdown.

An inspector has reached a decision over a 440-home plan which attracted so much opposition a council went against the advice to refuse the scheme.

A Kent MP is calling on social media companies to ban accounts that incite violence and spread disinformation in the wake of the Trump riots.

Politicians in the county have condemned protesters who have stormed the US Capitol in Washington DC.

Head teachers have welcomed the move to scrap exams this year but want more details about how teacher grading will work.

A £6.5million package has been offered by KCC to authorities in some areas of the county to recycle more black bin bag waste.

Kent County Council has proposed a 5% rise in council tax as it plans its budget for the next financial year.

HGV drivers heading for Europe have started receiving Covid-19 tests at a huge Brexit lorry park which has opened for the first time.

Households across the country are to be asked to fill in a national survey for the first time since 2011.

A teaching head has hit out at the government over their plans for mass coronavirus testing in secondary schools.

Brexit and Covid were the two big issues for Kent's politicians in an annus horribilis