Hundreds of homes have been approved in one part of Medway to meet housing targets.

A school for 400 pupils has been given the go-ahead.

A housing provider is looking to demolish an old block and build new flats aimed at older people in a town centre site.

A Kent MP who has accused the Chinese regime of falsifying its coronavirus death toll, has been hacked.

A district council has secured extra funding to help during the pandemic, after writing a letter to the government.

A barrier has been installed by council officers to stop campervans and motorhomes parking on a beach.

A Kent MP has branded those who are using the Covid-19 lockdown as an opportunity to control partners and family members 'almighty cowards'.

Residents have raised concerns about a developer's plans to build new houses on a section of woodland.

The latest phase of a huge 1,400-home riverside development costing £417m has been given the green light.

A council has set up a crowdfunding site for cash to go towards charities and organisations helping fight coronavirus.

The deadline for a £170m infrastructure project – including a £63m railway station – has been extended, giving a council more time finish its plans.

Councillors paused their meeting being streamed online for the first time to take part in the weekly Clap for Carers.

Councillors distanced themselves in a row over a waste contractor derecognising a trade union amid concerns about safe working measures for binmen.

There are hopes a council, which has put all of its "ambitious" projects on hold, will reassess its plans for a car park on water meadows.

A council using a historic building as its HQ has been told to make a decision by September on whether it wants cash to revamp it.

A bold film and TV-making scheme planned for an abandoned railway works site could be approved tonight.

An MP has been accused of "waffling" in another heated TV interview with a confrontational presenter.

The councillor in charge of roads and transport for Kent has said he would like to see rush hour disappear following the coronavirus pandemic.

A report on how a council will tackle the climate emergency will be discussed at a meeting this evening.

An MP is concerned after being that "potentially life saving" equipment could take three years to reach Kent's smart motorway.