There are calls to ban delivery riders from bombing along a high street on motorcycles or mopeds, amid fears there could be a “nasty accident”.

Our political editor takes a look at the national and local politics story affecting Kent this week.

An MP has slammed the biggest hike in train ticket prices in nearly a decade as "terrible news" for Kent commuters.

A Kent MP has told the Prime Minister that a heavy by-election defeat reflects the "very real anger felt by the electorate towards Downing Street".

When our reporter was invited to a press appearance with Boris Johnson in East Kent, he spent more time staring at pastries than the PM.

Kent County Council has called off a meeting amid spiralling covid rates.

A council's decision not to help Arriva fund a much loved Park and Ride forcing the company to end the service has been called in by councillors.

Five MPs in Kent joined last night's revolt on Covid restrictions – so far, just one has explained why.

Boris Johnson suffered his largest Tory rebellion as almost 100 MPs - including five from Kent - voted against Covid passes in England.

Here's everything you need to know about the government's new law that will crackdown on online harassment, abuse and cyberbullying.

A parish council has spent thousands on HR advice over the past year but says it can't reveal why.

Kent MPs are planning to defy the Prime Minister over new Covid restrictions as they vote on the measures.

Today marks two years since Boris Johnson won the keys to Downing Street, but is he losing his grip on power?

A Kent councillor and Tory candidate in the by-election to find Sir David Amess' successor has said she will “work tirelessly to carry on his legacy”.

An ex-Kent MP has been pictured near his new west London flat after being released from prison and telling a court of his financial troubles.

Our political editor takes a look at the national and local politics story affecting Kent this week.

Voters in three by-elections yesterday returned candidates from three different political parties.

A move to give the public more time to consider development proposals has failed.

A borough council has taken the decision to switch to full council elections instead of voting by one-thirds in future.

Only two of the county’s 16 Tory MPs have spoken out about the Downing Street Christmas party scandal. The others must follow suit.