A controversial planning application to redevelop working docks will go before a council’s planning committee for a decision.

Council bosses have been accused of prioritising holes in the road over children amid fears about a youth club’s future.

A local authority has been warned it risks turning its new £24million leisure centre into a ‘white elephant’ unless it addresses its ‘high prices’.

The government has been urged to do more to clarify arrangements for new post-Brexit border checks in Kent.

As a damning report into the infected blood scandal is finally published, one victim from Kent says the fight for justice is likely to continue.

The Green Party has selected a parliamentary candidate who has vowed to fight for ‘creative solutions’ to give residents better chances if elected.

As the country grapples with a cost-of-living crisis, recession and NHS delays, the ‘minister for common sense’ has been busy… banning lanyards.

A female councillor has called for a reset in behaviour after suffering online abuse.

A leading archaeologist says the site of a 5,000 homes development site could conceal significant finds.

Troops have marched through the streets of the County Town today following the inauguration of the new mayor.

Council bosses are defending a decision to spend millions on fixing their headquarters.

Fraud and human error cost a council £2.8m last year - with one £63,000 payment for care to dead person.

Opposition councillors have accused council cabinet members of “gaslighting” the public over cracking down on anti-social behaviour.

A new coalition has been formed to run a borough council.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green has told the Kent Politics Podcast he’s amazed Labour has taken Dover MP Natalie Elphicke into its ranks.

A mix-up has led to the wrong person taking a seat on a council and only a High Court order can remove them.

We reveal the story behind bin ‘chaos’ which has seen councillors pay for rubbish to be taken by private contractors.

Nearly 14,000 holders of Kent subsidised bus passes face an 18% price hike.

As the public inquiry into a national scandal is set to conclude, our reporter recalls the remarkable journey he went on with two of its victims.

Natalie Elphicke is withdrawing her bid to convert a garage into a new house following her controversial defection to Labour, KentOnline can reveal.