More than two thirds of children are placed with families in Kent within a year, it's been revealed.

An inspector has said Medway's strategy for all housing over the next 13 years should be torn up and written again - thanks to rare nightingales.

A flagship project at Chatham Docks that could create 3,500 jobs is under threat, according to the developer behind the scheme.

Hundreds more families could be placed in Kent from London and other areas amid controversial welfare reforms, according to a shock report.

The leader of Maidstone council’s Liberal Democrats has written to all the borough’s parish councils asking them to help protect the green spaces arou

Paying parents will be barred from a popular nursery, it has been confirmed - despite protests by parents, councillors and an MP.

A flagship regeneration project of Chatham Docks has suffered a setback, with initial plans rejected by councillors.

Boris Johnson's bid to take over some Kent rail services is set to hit the buffers, it's been revealed.

The transformation of Chatham Docks, which could create up to 3,500 jobs, will go back before councillors on the planning committee this evening.

The Lord Mayor of Canterbury's chauffeur rushed to her aid when she was targeted by drunks - leaving her official car on double yellow lines.

One in every 10 crimes committed in Kent is under-recorded, a critical report into policing has just revealed.

Details of an investigation into the alleged police manipulation of crime statistics are out today.

A report originally promised in January and looking at how crime figures were recorded, is expected to be released today

Sittingbourne and Sheerness could end up with their own town councils, if Swale's new cabinet member for localism has his way.

A foreshore worker was caught out when he parked on double yellow lines... just feet from seafront parking spaces.

The European Commission is being urged to look into a secret deal between Thanet council and a ferry firm that has cost taxpayers £3.3million.

The team tasked with solving the thorny issue of the UK's airport capacity is visiting Medway today.

Around 70,000 streetlights could be turned off around Kent after midnight in a move even its backers call their 'Marmite project'.

Police and local Conservatives will take no further action against a councillor who said travellers "screw everything up".

Fewer people are signing on in the county this month - after a 1,200 fall was recorded in unemployment.