Ten MPs have written to Highways England demanding urgent investment in the road network before the Lower Thames Crossing is opened.

Latest figures reveal how much it generates the local economy as 65 million visitors head our way.

Hundreds set to attend major networking event which takes place this week.

New management team vow to turn around firm's fortunes.

A company has gone on trial over the death of a worker who was killed after being struck by a bin lorry five years ago.

Wind farm will power a dozen new electric vehicle charging points being installed across one of Kent's districts.

A luxury cosmetics retailer is set to open a new store in a Kent high street.

Jeremy Corbyn has lashed out at what he said was a shambolic rehearsal of plans for a former airport to be used as an emergency lorry park.

The government has delayed announcing the winner of the next south eastern rail franchise until June.

A dress rehearsal to test a plan to use the Manston airport site as an emergency lorry park has been branded an act of "extraordinary incompetence".

HR expert turns her focus on getting women back to work after a break to raise their families.

The European Commission is being urged to investigate the government over the £13.8m contract with a company to provide ferries to Ostend post-Brexit.

A trial of a government plan to use a former airport site to hold lorries in the event of disruption at the ports is being held this morning.

It's been 10 years now since "The Wonder of Woolworths" disappeared from town centres up and down the country.

Questions have been asked about the role of a company boss awarded a contract to provide ferries from Kent in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Portfolio of power stations across UK sold in multi-million pound deal

A popular café at the end of a pier was reopened today with a new look and management team after a £500,000 refit.

New owners of an Indian restaurant and takeaway formerly found with mould inside have turned a damning one-star rating around.

A ferry company awarded a controversial £13.8 million contract appeared to have copied its terms and conditions from a takeaway business.

A trial of a government plan to use a former airport site to hold lorries in the event of disruption at the channel ports will be held on Monday.