Want to ask Ed Miliband a question?

Labour's vote in Kent was destroyed at the election and Mr Miliband is the man with the job of rebuilding his party.

Ed believes the Blair age is over and now he has pledged to re-invent New Labour.

And within five days of returning from paternity leave, the new Labour leader has decided to come to Kent to face the voters who rejected his party at the General Election.

This is your chance to ask the difficult questions you want answered.

Labour is partnering with KOS Media to bring this event to the people of Medway.

You can be part of the audience of just 100 Kent people for a question and answer session with Mr Miliband, the leader of the Labour Party in the Medway Towns, on Saturday, November 27, from 1.15-2.15pm.

You will need to be at the Medway venue from 12.15pm.

Mr Miliband faces the tough job of rebuilding Labour in an effort to make it electable again, while still providing a credible parliamentary opposition.

Ed has chosen Medway to re-launch Labour because he acknowledges that we need to regain the trust of those who voted Labour in 1997,2001 and 2005. The people who work hard, pay taxes and want someone to put fairness into deficit reduction.

This is your opportunity to put his ideas to the test and take the measure of his credibility. The audience will be drawn at random by the Editor of Kent on Sunday from all the replies.

Details of the venue will be sent out by email on Friday afternoon. If selected you will need to bring photographic identification (such as driving licence or passport).

To apply to attend this unique event send your name, address and daytime telephone number to politics@kosmedia.co.uk.