An MP has called for more funding to tackle nuisance drivers whose car meet-ups disturb residents and businesses.

Building work for a large new development on the outskirts of a town can begin after designs were approved.

A vicar who was once an immigration centre manager has demanded change after an inquiry found detainees were mistreated in “prison-like” conditions.

A council is being warned of bankruptcy in a financial report which says it could face budget shortfalls of almost £40 million within two years.

Members of the largest gurdwara in Europe have elected their new leader.

A bin strike has been called off after workers voted to accept a “bumper” pay offer.

The owner of a “docile and perfect” American XL bully says it is not fair the whole breed is being punished because of the behaviour of a few.

It’s a topic that often divides voters, but Sir Keir Starmer wasn’t afraid to set out his party’s stance on immigration, writes Paul Francis.

Medway’s Local Plan opens for consultation today, giving residents a chance to have their say about the future of the area.

A popular pub landlord has told how he feared his business would go under after his village was effectively cut off for water pipe-laying.

An application has been put forward to demolish a historic pub and turn it into a care home.

Kent County Council has been told it must stop placing lone asylum-seeker children into hotels, after the High Court heard some had gone missing.

A protest criticising the RNLI for acting as a ‘taxi service’ for asylum seekers has been branded ‘disgusting’ by opponents.

Campaigners trying to save woodland being turned into a ragstone quarry have been offered a "glimmer of hope" by a local authority.

Results of a by-election have been announced this morning and seen something of a shock as residents make their voices heard.

Just £178,000 of a £1.6 million grant have been claimed by eligible people in need.

Residents are choosing their candidates for a vacant borough ward seat following the death of a former councillor.

The £40 million relief road to ease congestion at a notorious level crossing has been an ongoing saga and concerns remain over how it is being funded.

A cash-strapped council has denied it is on the brink of bankruptcy, following reports it could go under.

A council cabinet member who ‘ignored’ colleagues’ views on Ancient Woodland has been accused of ‘slapping democracy in the face.’