A scheme to donate dinghies used by asylum seekers to cross the Channel to charities and other groups, has yet to see any handed over.

Our political editor looks at how the sudden sacking of 800 people by P&O Ferries has united MPs and what they could have done to stop it.

Protesters are marching for a second day to rally against controversial P&O Ferries job cuts.

P&O Ferries’ actions have been branded thuggish – as government officials reveal they were not given any warning of the company's shock decision.

The Chancellor is under growing pressure at next week’s budget to offer some help to those finding it increasingly hard to pay their bills.

Stationary vehicles with their engines running will be the target of a new council campaign after being awarded government cash.

A councillor has reported his own council to the Local Government Ombudsman over its refusal to issue a Tree Preservation Order.

A Holocaust survivor has made a speech to ask the PM to allow Ukranian refugees into UK which was projected onto White Cliffs of Dover.

Our political editor Paul Francis looks at the grilling one Kent MP gave the Home Secretary over the government's response to refugee crisis.

There has been an outpouring of affection for a former mayor and long-standing councillor, who has died aged 88.

The Local Government Boundary Commission has decided a borough council must shed 10 councillors and five wards.

Refugees trying to flee war-torn Ukraine being forced to travel between centres in France to get a UK visa has been branded "nonsense" by a Kent MP.

In an historic speech evoking the words of Shakespeare and Winston Churchill, the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed MPs.

A Kent MP has accused the Home Secretary of lying to Parliament over the government's response to the Ukraine refugee crisis.

Kent MPs say the government should be more decisive over help the it plans for dealing with refugee crisis in Ukraine.

Villagers wishing to view plans for a 5,000-home development have been told they must arrive within a 10-minute window.

Our political editor Paul Francis asks if gestures have any real impact on the war in Ukraine and considers fears about the council tax discount.

A Kent twinning association says it hopes to maintain relations with a Russian city amid a 'blizzard of misinformation' regarding the war in Ukraine.

People should distinguish between the actions of the Russian state and the Russian people living in Kent, a councillor has said.

A councillor has doubled down on criticism of part of the NHS despite admitting he'd wrongly accused it of being involved in a problematic project.