A council has revealed 'ambitious' £200m plans to help reduce its carbon emissions through measures such as replacing its cars with electric vehicles.

A council has approved plans to build 73 homes on the site of a former private hospital.

An industry leader hopes to avoid a repeat of the scenes in Dover, Thanet and on the M20 when Britain leaves the EU.

Many primary schools in Kent are to stay shut at the beginning of next term.

The reopening of Secondary schools has been delayed, the Education secretary has announced.

A Kent council is accused of wasting taxpayers’ cash following a further defeat in the courts over a controversial housing plan.

Politicians across the county have praised a deal on Brexit being struck between the UK and the EU after months of negotiations.

A group of asylum seekers have staged a protest over the conditions in which they are being kept.

Half of schools have been struck down by cases of coronavirus, it's been revealed as critics slammed the government's "chaotic" response next term.

Ports in Kent are set to be able to continue trading freely with Europe with an historic Brexit deal being agreed.

The government is resisting calls for Brexit talks to be postponed as the end of the transition period rapidly approaches.

One of the county's most prominent MPs says he is confident Kent will manage Brexit challenges.

Boris Johnson is due to hold a press conference this afternoon following reports of introduction of Tier 4 restrictions over Christmas.

As Brexit negotiations reach crunch point, MPs have again raised concerns of long delays in Kent if no trade deal is agreed.

A ports boss has pleaded for millions more in funding as Kent's roads are thrown into chaos again.

We go inside one of Kent's first two covid test centres for people without symptoms to find out what it's like and meet Kent's public health director.

Chris Philp name-checked the administrations in Scotland and Wales as ones which could do more.

From late-night noise to parking in and using lay-bys as loos, residents are fed up with HGV drivers - but is it their fault?

A council has defended itself over the appointment of a lawyer at a planning inquiry into a controversial development.

The council in charge of one of the country's Covid hotspots has rejected renewed calls to shut schools early for Christmas.