The Bishop of Dover says she believes some people are only concerned about immigration when it is “brown people” arriving on the coast.

The county will get an additional parliamentary seat, under plans from the Boundary Commission which will split up several constituencies.

The leader of the county’s only unitary authority has said he is against the current devolution deal being offered.

A council has voted to spend £100,000 on a restructure, despite fears over the “ongoing burden” it could bring.

An MP says the man who scaled the Dartford Crossing and caused chaos for almost two days should be sent back to Germany following his prison sentence.

A review into the size and boundaries of the county town’s parishes is being put out for public consultation.

A borough council is bringing in a new rule to make it easier to change its leader.

Seven years on from the Brexit referendum, political editor Paul Francis considers the progress made since Britain’s departure from the EU.

Council leaders are hoping that devolution plans will help boost Kent’s economy.

The Prime Minister was asked about hospital waiting times, interest rates and Boris Johnson in his third trip to Kent this month.

Councillors have written to the government in support of proposals to take £170m away from a housing project.

A government agency has recommended withdrawing support for 9,000 new homes because of the state of the economy.

Police are hunting a vandal who regularly smears excrement over the walls of a public toilet.

A local authority has reiterated its opposition to the Lower Thames Crossing project.

Unprecedented strike action at Britain’s oldest school – the first in its history – have been abandoned following a pensions dispute.

One Kent Mp voted against a report by the privileges committee that said Boris Johnson misled the Commons about ‘partygate.’

A Kent MP has broken his silence over the Privileges Committee’s damning report into Boris Johnson.

A carefree Boris Johnson laughs and takes selfies at a Kent pub just hours before a report concludes he misled Parliament over Partygate

A council is urging the government to continue backing £170m funding to build roads and transport links for thousands of new homes.

Six candidates have announced they are vying for a seat on Kent County Council left vacant following the death of a council stalwart.