In the latest Kent Politics Podcast, we discuss the Transport Secretary’s comments about P&O, the selling off of council properties and scam emails.

Campaigners who lost battles against plans to build 7,000 homes in the countryside have spoken of the toll it has taken on them.

As a bill on assisted dying is formally introduced in the House of Commons, we speak to Kent families and charities on both sides of the debate.

Prices could jump at the Channel Tunnel after bosses revealed £67m costs incurred by new EU border measures will likely hit passenger ticket prices.

Charlie Elphicke has had the amount of costs he has to pay the publisher of the Sunday Times reduced after a High Court defamation claim.

Encouraging new figures show 80% of primary schools in the county are rated ‘outstanding’ or ‘good’ by Ofsted.

Proposed new rules dog owners must follow or risk a fine have seen questions asked about how they would be enforced.

The government is offering a six-year contract worth £521 million to run two centres for people seeking asylum who cross the Channel in small boats.

Kent County Council faces a £55 million increase in savings it must make in the near future or face going bust, according to new statistics.

The new Labour government has reached the political landmark of 100 days in office. But how do voters in Kent feel it has gone?

A cash-strapped council which revealed a list of 30 properties it intends to offer for sale to claw back funds says not all will be offloaded.

Plans for a traveller site have been revealed as a public consultation launches to discuss the proposals.

A taskforce to deliver the revival of a seaside town featured in hit ITV drama has launched as a councillor described it as being stuck in the 1980s.

In this week’s Kent Politics Podcast our reporters discuss what Labour has managed to achieve in its first 100 days in power.

A new survey shows that residents of a major Kent town are among the most concerned in the country about being scammed on email.

A Kent MP has been eliminated from the Conservative leadership contest in the third round of voting by MPs.

Kent’s first Reform councillor claims some Tories could defect in the coming weeks - and thinks the party can “take control” of the county council.

As a decision on the Lower Thames Crossing is delayed again, why is it so expensive, will we have to pay a toll and where is the money coming from?

Environmentalists are calling for the planning status for a £2.5bn theme park to be revoked after a saga lasting more than a decade.

A by-election is set to be held for a ward with a councillor accused of multiple sex offences.