Plans to create a new satellite school for pupils with special educational needs on an island with a shortage of places have been welcomed.

A public meeting about a controversial new one-way system and seafront plaza had to be called off because huge numbers turned up to have their say.

A Kent MP and former minister for postal affairs has welcomed the decision by former Post Office boss Paula Vennells to hand back her CBE.

An MP fighting to overturn the ULEZ zone expansion in parliament is calling for the mayor to suspend the charge on days of industrial action.

A retired NHS and local government worker who founded a healthy living programme says Kent County Council will regret cutting youth services.

A councillor on a humanitarian mission to Ukraine has told how he cheated death as Russian missiles rained down around his hotel.

Post-Brexit checks at the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel are going to “wreak havoc” on our motorways and A-roads, a transport boss has warned.

A vision for a litter-free, greener and thriving town centre has been set out by an opposition party tired of waiting for official plans.

Between April and September 2023, 22 people lost their lives on Kent’s roads compared to 11 in the same period in 2022.

The county's largest local authority has missed targets for vital services in 23 of 38 areas including care assessments and special educational needs.

Kent’s only Labour MP says she has been cleared of allegations of antisemitism and transphobia and will stand again in the upcoming General Election.

New figures reveal how many reports of potholes have been made to Kent County Council, but what are they doing about them?

The leader of the county council predicts residents will be in for a bumpy ride this year due to growing money pressures.

A council’s cabinet members have ignored the wishes of the majority of its members not to extend a ragstone quarry into ancient woodland.

The future of a popular ferry service linking Kent to Essex is in doubt as the two councils face major funding concerns.

A Kent council has become the latest to hike fines in a bid to combat littering and make money.

Campaigners are celebrating achieving the next step in their journey to set up a new council to represent their town.

With the Tories in turmoil and Labour on the charge, we look back at the biggest political stories of the year.

Bathroom tiles, drainpipes and plasterboard can all be disposed of at the tip free of charge from December 31.

Amid intense speculation the £2.5bn London Resort project is finally dead in the water, the company behind the scheme finally breaks its silence.