A government takeover of a port in Kent in the run-up to and after Brexit has not been ruled out by the transport secretary of state Chris Grayling.

Politicians are seeking to change plans to shut part of the M20 for Brexit preparation works.

Fears many small firms have yet to take steps or are confused by impact of our departure from the EU.

Business advisors urge firms in county not to ignore latest Brexit guidance notes.

Kent County Council secures £175,000 from government to prepare for Brexit - £35,000 less than Medway.

Department for Transport appoints lawyers as the prospect of ferry legal wrangle looms.

Motorists face an indefinite 50mph speed limit on a key stretch of motorway as the government continues to prepare for Brexit.

A Kent firm has told BBC's Panorama it will be forced to open a new premises in Europe if no Brexit trade deal is reached.

Broadcaster Adrian Chiles visits Kent to speak to voters in a BBC Panorama special due to air this evening.

Food shortages and major traffic disruption could lead to violence on the streets, warns a report.

Panel discussion saw Kent SMEs discuss preparations for the split with the EU at the end of March.

A number of Kent MPs made U-turns to back the Prime Minister and help her win a series of votes in the House of Commons.

Blood donor sessions are cancelled for two towns over feared chaos from leaving the EU.

An MP has described a Brexit report published by a committee he sits on as "more Project Fear".

Organisations in Kent preparing contingency plans for Brexit were advised by the government on how to resist releasing information about their work.

Education chiefs have sought to alleviate concerns that schools could be forced to close because of Brexit.

The government is to extend the capacity of the former Manston airport as an emergency lorry park to accommodate up to 6,000 HGVs.

KCC given nearly £29m by government to improve roads ahead of Brexit

A town hall is to spend more than £100,000 on making preparations for leaving the European Union, including buying laptops for staff to work remotely.

The UK's largest producer of apples and pears fears it will not have enough EU seasonal workers to harvest its crops because of Brexit.