An MP has broken his silence over the Dominic Cummings row, arguing the special advisor made a "misjudgement".

Kent's County Town has been rocked by three high-profile departures – so can it really still claim the title?

A borough council is planning to potentially build a new four-storey home, to be shared with KCC.

An MP caught breaking lockdown rules by meeting her new partner after criticising others for not social distancing says she is "so, so sorry".

Fears have been raised about transport problems and how to protect historical sites should a multi-million pound redevelopment go ahead.

A local plan for 10,000 homes should not be 'blocked', a group of MPs has told The Secretary of State for Housing.

A plan to build a car park on greenbelt land in order to accommodate growing visitor numbers at a tourism attraction will not go ahead.

Kent MP Rosie Duffield has been forced to apologise after reportedly breaching lockdown restrictions with her new partner.

Tributes have been paid to Mark Radford who had been battling cancer but was finally beaten by Covid-19.

Those in charge of committees at a cash-strapped council will continue to be paid - despite the fact the meetings have been scrapped.

The MP for Chatham and Aylesford has written to a fast food chain, asking them to reconsider reopening a particular branch for now.

Top government advisor Dominic Cummings has defended his decision to travel more than 250 miles from London to Durham during the lockdown.

One of the county's most prominent politicians says the Dominic Cummings lockdown saga has left her "frustrated, cross and confused".

Two Kent MPs are calling on the Prime Minister's top special adviser - who stands accused of breaking lockdown rules - to leave his role.

Yet another local authority has announced ticket machines in council-owned car parks will be switched back on soon.

Kent County Council has written to the Home Secretary asking for "immediate help" as children's services "run out of road".

A council leader looking back on the past two months of the coronavirus lockdown says it has been the "worst of times" and also the "best of times."

A town and parish council combined forces to bulk buy face masks, gloves, aprons and hand sanitiser for residents during the coronavirus lockdown.

Kent Police is to sell off its headquarters and relocate all staff, KentOnline can reveal.

A council leader says he is staggered by a bid to unseat him and brands the timing "insanity".