A controversial application to build nearly 200 homes on land known as the pea fields, has been recommended for approval by council officers.

Public funds have been pumped into a council's commercial trading arm amid a dire financial year.

A council blunder has led to criticism renewed rules to tackle anti-social behaviour are unfit for purpose just days after being approved.

The Tory leader of KCC has written to the county's 16 Conservative MPs warning his party will lose votes over the PM's pledge to build, build, build.

Campaigners battling against a huge 4,000 home development say even more houses could be on the way.

In parts of Kent one in three children lived through lockdown in poverty - and there are fears the number will grow.

Our bills could go up as finance bosses look to balance the books - find out how much you could be paying.

A mother with a disabled child is challenging a parking ticket after she couldn't find a disabled bay in a town centre because of new 'parklets'.

An MP branded a "transphobe" after a row on Twitter is calling for "reasonable and respectable debate" after receiving a number of terrifying threats.

Demonstrators staged a flash demo outside a cinema, calling for more Government support for workers under threat of unemployment.

There are calls for an extension of the Government’s furlough scheme until at least the middle of next year amid “staggering job losses”.

One of Kent's most prominent politicians has lifted the lid on living with breast cancer while keeping a sense of humour.

A council halted plans to increase parking fees this year because of the pandemic, but now plans are brewing for next year.

A council has revealed its latest scheme to reduce pollution at a notorious hotspot, but the reaction has been mixed.

A town is to get a new £126,000 Portland stone wall so 1,000 names can be added to an existing cenotaph but the project still needs more cash.

A government minister says she is "losing patience" with shopping giant Amazon's failure to deal with nuisance lorries at one of its Kent warehouses.

Developers behind a 50-home retirement village have been sent back to the drawing board after designs were compared to army barracks and a prison.

The idea of a 'hardship fund' to support county councillors who lose their seat at the next election is to be the subject of a review.

Hundreds of new homes in a controversial planning saga have been agreed after senior officers warned it would cost taxpayers huge amounts to reject.

Changing working practices caused by the pandemic have prompted a local authority to look at making a multi-million pound move.