A move to give police more powers to tackle boy racers has won the approval of the whole council.

All taxis will be required to offer card payments after concerns about young women being stranded.

A bid to stop a controversial traffic scheme being introduced has ended in failure.

An industrial estate is set for a huge expansion, including a new McDonald’s, amid concerns the site will attract anti-social behaviour.

Kent’s police and crime commissioner says more prisons need to be built to house the increasing number of inmates being convicted.

A mental health trust boss returned before a council committee to give an updated strategy on how his service would improve after major criticism.

Former KCC leader Sir Paul Carter has lifted the lid on his background, time in office and why there's no way he’d be tempted back to the top job.

A council has been accused of being “champagne socialists” for voting to increase their allowances by 10%.

A community fundraiser for Christmas lights has increased its goal for the second time after residents donated in droves.

A council looks set to sell off a “little used" town centre car park earmarked for redevelopment after little opposition was raised.

A vote has paved the way for homeowners in one area to start paying council tax on fire or flood-damaged homes again.

Nearly 70,000 Kent motorists have amassed millions in ULEZ charges for driving in the emissions zone in the year up until its latest expansion.

Investment from a rival rail company in cross-Channel services could put extra pressure on Eurostar to return to Kent, an MP says.

Plans to end free weekend parking in an effort to tackle climate change have been announced by a council.

A popular park blighted by anti-social behaviour and ailing facilities is set for a long-anticipated revamp thanks to campaigners.

The county’s police commissioner has condemned the ‘glorification’ of Hamas terrorist attacks amid a rise in hate crimes against the Jewish community.

A move to pause major housebuilding projects across a district has been defeated at a fiery meeting which drew heckles from angered spectators.

A “miserable” sports ground plagued by vandalism and asbestos could be revamped following mounting pressure from campaigners.

Housing development and protecting Kent’s ‘Garden of England’ are emerging as key electoral issues – but where do the political parties stand?

The Transport secretary has been urged to use the law to intervene in a battle to scrap the Ultra Low Emission Zone at the border with Kent.