A shopping centre empty for 10 years has been put up for sale by developers will be a raw deal for residents.

With National Grid warning there could be blackouts this winter, we look back at the last time the county was plunged into darkness...

The man who runs one of Kent's largest councils is set to step down after spending 23 years at the authority and leading it for more than a decade.

For the first time in its 106-year history, the Royal College of Nursing is urging its 300,000 members to go on strike.

Liz Truss' speech to fellow Conservatives today will have implications for housebuilding in the Garden of England - and the Channel crossings crisis.

The Home Secretary is promising a fresh crackdown on boats crossing the Channel - but one veteran Tory has rubbished her plans.

A council's first solar farm, 170 miles away, is set to start producing energy within weeks - but not everyone's in favour of the scheme.

A Kent MP insists the Conservative party conference is "very harmonious" - despite the tumultuous reaction to the Prime Minister's "growth plan".

A veteran Kent MP is warning people could be left "out in the cold, quite literally" as the Prime Minister comes under pressure over benefits cuts.

Council workers have been told to work from home as bosses close town centre offices in new asbestos scare.

A council's finances have been described as 'ominous', with half its reserves expected to be used to plug a budget deficit.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has u-turned on the abolition of the top tax rate after the "bolt-from-the-blue" policy left the markets in turmoil.

The county council leader says it would have been "extraordinary" not to put Kent forward for a government scheme to liberalise planning regulations.

Suella Braverman says modern slavery legislation is 'being abused', as the total number of crossings this year reaches almost 33,000.

A proposal that would see one Kent village divided from its cemetery and war memorial has been described as ridiculous.

A record number of unaccompanied young people have landed on Kent's shores this year, the highest on record.

As PM Liz Truss visited Kent again today we spoke to residents and businesses about her performance and whether Tory support is slipping away.

Councillors say they urgently need more government cash to support the most vulnerable amid the cost of living crisis this winter.

Prime Minister Liz Truss faces the wrath of Kent in a whistle-stop interview, with a listener asking her: “What on earth were you thinking?”

Kent's crime commissioner has demanded a meeting with London Mayor over the city's force recruiting experienced police from over the border.