A Kent MP has called on the Prime Minister to ensure 'more female voices at the top of government' to bring about better representation for women.

A parish council has received a delivery of visors, face masks, aprons, gloves and hand spray to distribute to care homes in its village.

Some 2,500 tonnes of extra household waste has been collected from Medway homes since the start of lockdown.

A major redevelopment scheme could press ahead if backed by councillors during a crunch meeting this week.

Councillors want planning restrictions eased to let some holiday parks stay open all year to help with the housing shortage.

Border officials are working to deport dozens of migrants after another three boats were stopped crossing the Channel en route to Britain.

An MP has bemoaned her luck after suffering a broadband failure in the middle of a meeting with the Prime Minister.

Two Kent MPs have signed a cross-party letter warning the company many of its pubs will close permanently unless it offers tenants more support.

Changes could be made to the way a council committee meets and discusses key items, after its current set up was described as unsatisfactory.

Kent has seen an overall rise in fly-tipping during lockdown but in one area of the county, the number of reports has actually fallen.

The Government is asking councils to rethink traffic systems to encourage more cycling and walking when the lockdown eases.

Landlords who fail to look after their properties face tougher penalties.

A group of councillors have criticised Boris Johnson's hopes of getting young children back to school by June 1.

Authorities are struggling to pick up revenue from key areas such as parking due to lockdown, leading to huge financial dents in their finances.

The Prime Minister's face lit up the White Cliffs of Dover, in a protest message over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Nigel Farage is accusing police of singling him out after a visit to Kent to report on the arrival of immigrants prompted officers to visit his home.

After a two-month suspension of council meetings - leading to a mayor carrying on with their role for an extra year - they will now be held virtually.

A huge solar power farm has caused outrage from residents, and sparked an opposition campaign.

A five-storey care home and a Co-op will be built in a village despite concerns over the future "eyesore" building.

Councillors' warning that the county council cannot take another financial hit as the bill for dealing with the Covid-19 outbreak soars.