Comedian Eddie Izzard has told people to “join the 21st century” after a Kent MP made “transphobic” comments about the comedian.

Concerns over inconsistent support for young people with disabilities have been flagged as bosses are told they 'still have some way to go'.

A lottery run by a council to raise funds for charities across several towns has raised thousands since launching more than a year ago.

More than £2 billion a year is being spent on hotels for asylum seekers, while a Kent processing centre is struggling to cope, MPs have been told.

A council has been targeted by hackers, card cloners and fraudsters over the last six months - with a school among the victims.

New data has been published ranking borough councils in terms of the number of grievances residents have lodged against them.

Taxpayers are picking up the bill for hiring alternative venues after a council HQ was closed when asbestos was found during a revamp.

Rishi Sunak has become the third Prime Minister in two months after rivals Boris Johnson and Penny Mordaunt pull out.

A councillor says the growth of a travellers' site dubbed 'Kent's Dale Farm' has made a mockery of the planning system.

From the chaos on our roads to dangerous Channel crossings, Paul Francis looks at what a Rishi Sunak government could mean for the key issues in Kent.

Voters will soon be going to the polls again in a village divided by a row between tennis players and allotment holders.

Residents across Kent struggling with the rising cost of living will be in line for help - as campaigners say families face a "bleak" winter.

As the crucial Monday deadline for 100 backers looms, Kent's MPs have been revealing who will get their support to become the next PM.

Boris Johnson could be eyeing up a Kent seat for the next election, an MP has claimed.

A local authority says it is being 'held ransom' by the market with spiralling out-of-area social care placement costs.

A Kent MP has threatened to quit the Tory Party whip if Boris wins the race for Number 10 - sparking anger among grassroots activists.

Councillors have asked architects to rejig the design for a teaching block which could be overlooked by homes.

Nigel Farage sat down with KentOnline to talk about Brexit and the political landscape today....

Applause rang out in a council chamber after a plan to build 250 homes - some on a playing field - were turned down.

Our reporter remembers the day he met Liz Truss before her record-breaking spell as Prime Minister.