Broadcaster Iain Dale has withdrawn from the race to become an MP after audio surfaced of him saying he didn’t like the place he aimed to represent.

A resident is looking to organise his own general election hustings so voters can “ask the questions they want answers to”.

On the Kent Politics Podcast this week we discuss the possible return of National Service and welcome new Medway Tory leader George Perfect.

A radio host attempting to be an MP has come under fire after previous comments surfaced saying he “never liked the place” he is hoping to represent.

The Conservative Party have named their candidate for a key battleground seat in Kent which polls suggest could swing to Labour.

County hall Conservatives are under fire for a press release publicising a “pothole blitz” during the general election campaign.

Residents of an iconic Kent building have been left “insulted” after an election leaflet elsewhere in the country used it to represent Croydon.

Our political editor gives his verdict on Nigel Farage’s press conference in Dover this morning.

After a soggy election announcement and an ‘exodus’ of Tory MPs, political editor Paul Francis thinks Labour has come out on top in week one.

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

Another two Kent MPs have announced they will not be standing at the general election in July.

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

A Kent MP and former sports minister has expressed her disappointment a historic football governance bill will not pass because of the election.

Nigel Farage has silenced speculation about whether he will stand as a candidate in the general election.

Sir Keir Starmer has launched the Labour Party’s election campaign in Medway today.

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

Parts of a town centre will be closed to traffic as soldiers parade to mark the appointment of a new mayor and council leader.

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

The Conservatives have emerged ahead in a hard-fought borough council election – but failed to secure an overall majorit.y

Residents in one part of Kent will get the chance to vote on the county’s first urban neighbourhood plan when voters go to the polls this week.