Kent Tory MPs are facing massive losses at the general election, according to pollsters.

In a special general election edition of the Kent Politics Podcast, we look at what might happen in the county on July 4.

With Rishi Sunak’s general election announcement, we answer the main questions voters need to know ahead of July 4.

The Prime Minister has announced people will head to the polls for a general election in July.

Two lucky national lottery winners in Kent have scooped millions, with plans to pay off their mortgage and help out their family.

Residents are sometimes accused of being “NIMBYs” when it comes to building new homes - but can the term be applied to some councils too?

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued covering the whole county.

As a damning report into the infected blood scandal is finally published, one victim from Kent says the fight for justice is likely to continue.

We’re giving one lucky winner a VIP ‘black card’ to all of Dreamland’s outdoor concerts - even the sold out ones. Here’s how to enter.

The number of reports of anti-social behaviour in libraries has been on the rise and staff are working hard to protect these safe spaces.

Get stuck into obstacle courses, teddy bears picnics and foodie festivals with the family over the late May bank holiday weekend.

Fraud and human error cost a council £2.8m last year - with one £63,000 payment for care to dead person.

Streams running through a Kent village were polluted on almost 250 occasions last year, shocking new data reveals.

Want to take the kids on holiday but can’t afford a trip abroad? Book a budget camping trip next door to some of Kent’s best days out.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green has told the Kent Politics Podcast he’s amazed Labour has taken Dover MP Natalie Elphicke into its ranks.

Nearly 14,000 holders of Kent subsidised bus passes face an 18% price hike.

From wild animals to wartime code-breakers, there’s not a dull moment to be had during the school holidays.

Parents have shared “harrowing” stories to an inquiry into traumatic childbirth leading to calls for an overhaul of maternity and post-natal care.

Thousands of motorists who headed to Kent’s beaches to watch the Northern Lights last night were left disappointed - and stuck in traffic.

In the concluding part of our in-depth look at the rollercoaster ride of our seaside towns, we look at how they staged the most unexpected revival.