A council has unveiled plans to bring back a town’s once much-loved fish market destroyed in a fire more than a year ago.

A Victorian mansion will offer a choice of three wedding venues as the county council moves some of its services into a new home.

Home-owners in part of Kent are being asked if they would sell their properties to a council for up £200k so it can use them to house homeless people.

A British warship has been shadowing a Russian vessel sailing close to the Kent coast.

Kent County Council’s financial position has “weakened significantly” because it has been forced to dip into its savings pots to cover costs.

Community groups can stake a claim for transport schemes from a pot of government funding worth £500,000 to Kent.

A council is seeking the public’s views on proposals for “radical” parking fee hikes amid mounting financial woes.

A Kent politician has welcomed the news an independent football regulator which will keep an eye on finances of the game is set to be announced.

Controversial plans to close four of Kent’s tips have been scrapped after county councillors voted to dump the proposals.

Labour county councillors appear to have backed their leader Sir Keir Starmer’s stance over the conflict in the Middle East.

The Home Secretary’s plan to restrict tents used by the homeless and fine organisations which hand them out has drawn fierce criticism.

People are being asked to share their views on the idea of reducing speed limits across several roads in a town.

A council leader claims the actual level of crime in his borough is often ‘blown up’ and fuelled by rumours following the release of new figures.

The level of house-building in one of the county’s leafier districts must “triple” and make most of greenfield sites, a council has been told.

Surveys have taken place at a council’s headquarters after RAAC was found in its roof, forcing the closure of the building.

A protest group which supports the people of Palestine has written to the Town’s MPs urging them to back a ceasefire ahead of a march.

After her friend was forced to wait eight hours for treatment after a nasty accident, Melissa Todd considers the wider impact of our under-funded NHS.

The soaring cost of providing cabs to school children has resulted in the suggestion that KCC could run an in-house taxi service.

People are to be encouraged to have their say on how Chatham town centre should look in the future.

A council’s decision to splash £600 of taxpayers’ cash on a mayoral hat during the cost-of-living crisis has been branded “ridiculous”.