A multi-million-pound project to update a roundabout is months behind schedule with “issues trapping reptiles” among the reasons for delays.

Sir Keir Starmer has promised to make Kent’s shores “hostile territory for people-smuggling gangs" during a speech in Kent.

This week’s Kent Politics Podcast discusses Dover MP Natalie Elphicke’s defection and hears from the head of polling company Electoral Calculus.

Kent’s smokers are costing the county £1.3bn a year, say new figures.

Workers in Kent are underqualified and underskilled compared to the rest of the country, according to a new report.

A warship from Russia shadowed by the Royal Navy off the coast of Kent has been caught on camera.

The ex deputy leader said she left the Tories over disagreements about the direction they were heading in and an unwillingness to accept mistakes.

Michael Gove will consider whether to intervene over a controversial application to redevelop docks.

A Kent MP continues to face a backlash after defecting to the Labour Party – with new and old allies criticising the move and leader Keir Starmer.

A Kent MP has defected to the Labour Party just moments before Prime Minister’s Questions began - leaving local Tories stunned.

Youth workers have set up a petition calling for their club to be reopened after being left heartbroken at having to turn devastated children away.

People staying in camper-vans near a beach have hit back at fears from residents that the site is becoming a “squatter camp”.

A decision on controversial plans to demolish a working docks and replace it with a business park has been delayed after a legal challenge.

A highly-respected veteran socialist and former Labour group leader has died at the age of 91.

Inconclusive election results have left party leaders haggling over who should be the next council leader.

The “perplexing” decision to carry out border checks 22 miles inland has caused much political wrangling, writes columnist Paul Francis…

Conservative Matthew Scott has won a third term as Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner - but with a narrower majority.

KentOnline’s political editor examines the fall-out of the local elections and what it means for all the major parties.

Pothole numbers are down but council roads boss say the number is still “way too high”.

Today the county will find out who will hold the role of Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, following Thursday’s vote.