The Prime Minister should resign if he is unable to secure a trade agreement with the European Union, says a Kent Tory MP.

A spike in Covid cases in 11 to 18-year-olds means mass testing in schools is needed, the Health Secretary has announced.

Concerns over developer contributions and designs have stalled progress on a 16-storey apartment block.

MPs are urgently calling on the government to provide a £400 million boost to improve a hospital trust hit by a string of scandals.

A career skipper believes taking back UK waters could transform the fishing industry, as the UK and EU continue to grapple with the Brexit transition.

With Brexit talks going to the wire, it's another crunch week in politics.

A council could pay for a leisure centre's financial losses caused by the pandemic, as negotiations begin.

This week in the world of local politics, vaccine hopes deliver some good news for an under-siege Prime Minister as Kent MPs join a revolt.

Negotiations over a planning dispute at a caravan could last for another three months, but a councillor has warned it "needs to be resolved."

Residents are being asked for feedback on plans to redraw the political map of the Towns.

A crunch vote on the latest tier-based coronavirus restrictions is due to take place later and could see a number of Kent MPs rebel against the plans.

Our political editor looks ahead at another crunch week for Boris, Brexit and the fallout over coronavirus restrictions.

Spiralling costs to maintain the condition of a council's listed 1970s-built headquarters has been revealed as the reason behind thoughts to relocate.

A car park bearing the name of a 16th Century slave trader has drawn a step closer to be renamed after councillors agreed to official proposals.

A council's plans to take back control of a beloved theatre have been put on ice, after huge public backlash.

Countywide restrictions have sparked anger across Kent and now MPs are calling on Matt Hancock for evidence to support the decision.

Our political editor looks at what the latest budget announcement means for Kent.

A group of Kent MPs has called for coronavirus restrictions to be applied on a borough or district level rather than county-wide.

A meeting tonight will determine whether a council will take back control of a beloved theatre, which would see it mothballed.

A pay freeze for the public sector set to be announced could hit thousands in Kent, while councils wait anxiously to learn of any potential support.