Ukip denies leader Nigel Farage has conceded defeat in attempts to win an earlier target seat after a damaging scandal rocked their campaign.

There are six hopefuls all wanting to represent Tunbridge Wells at Westminster after the May election.

Three out of four voters in Kent want to see the ban on selective schools lifted according to the KM Group's exclusive election poll.

Al Murray's Free United Kingdom Party has released its general election manifesto...on the back of a cigarette packet!

A specific commitment to re-open Manston Airport will be included in the Ukip election manifesto when it launches tomorrow.

A Kent knitter has caused a stir with her woolly versions of politicians including parliamentary candidates standing in the county.

Opponents of Ukip damage headquarters in one of its Kent target towns as leader Nigel Farage is also targeted by graffiti on a campaign poster.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is expected to highlight his party's record on apprentices during a visit to Kent today to support the local candidate.

Students are reminded to make sure they don't miss out on taking part in this year's council and general elections.

Kent Cricket Club's chairman has denied he will make an inflated profit from the sale of luxury flats.

Ukip's leader used a party rally in Margate to attack rivals over their approach to Manston's future.

A new poll suggests Rochester and Strood MP Mark Reckless will be beaten on May 7.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage is in Broadstairs this afternoon as he continues his campaign to win the South Thanet seat.

Mark Reckless and a 22-strong Ukip team of council candidates gather at Rochester Castle to launch election campaign

Immigration is NOT the key issue for Kent voters at the General Election, an exclusive poll carried out on behalf of KentOnline has revealed.

The economy is the number one issue for Kent voters... and here's who a third trust to get it right.

More than one in five voters in Kent have yet to decide who to support in the general election, an exclusive poll for the KM Group has revealed.

If the results of our poll bear fruit on election day, here's what we will be seeing in Kent on May 8. Analysis by political editor Paul Francis

Our readers have had enough of litter in lay-bys and rubbish-strewn verges.

Landowners who have put forward failed bids for housing developments have been asked if they would consider offering their plots for gypsy sites.