Dozens of children's centres across the county are now at risk of closure as the council looks to save more money.

As councillors consider the budget for the year ahead, we take a look at which frontline services could see cuts to their funding.

The sister of a former mayor says she was hit with a pellet in the head while she attended her brother's funeral service.

An empty riverside town centre plot that was once home to a council HQ should be used as a "boxpark" for businesses, say councillors.

Far-right political group Britain First has announced it will be contesting seats in part of the county in the upcoming elections for the first time.

Hundreds of patients are continuing to be kept in hospitals in Kent even though they are well enough to be discharged, latest figures show.

A council leader has hinted his authority would look take advantage of changes to tax-raising powers to fund adult social care.

A local authority is looking to solve rough sleeping in its borough by buying 50 homes to be used for temporary accommodation.

Plans have been submitted to develop an old bingo hall into hundreds of new flats and a commercial space.

Council tax payers face an increase of just under 5% in their bills under budget plans set out by Kent County Council.

The amount of money Kent politicians receive on top of their £84,000 salary has been revealed following months of research.

As he marks 40 years in the House of Commons today, Kent's longest-serving MP remains determined to stay on.

A young woman from Kent has told how tube station workers saved her life after she collapsed on a platform.

Our readers give their takes on Brexit, crime and striking nurses who deserve more.

Latest figures reveal 45,756 asylum seekers used small boats to sail across the Channel to reach the UK in 2022.

Our readers give their takes on NHS bureaucracy, traditions that need to go and Thérèse Coffey.

We take a look back at a year of three prime ministers, four chancellors and a lot of talk about cake....

People have come together to stand against the government's policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Members of a nursing union in Kent are set to walk out as the row with ministers over pay shows no sign of being resolved.

Pay outs to people injured on school grounds across Kent has cost the county's taxpayers £675,000 including one for £70,000 alone.