The Prime Minister has said P&O did break the law hours after the firm had defended its decision to sack 800 workers.

The government has given P&O a 5pm deadline to explain why 800 people brutally lost their jobs last week, before "further steps" are taken.

A fisherman has craned his boat out of the water and taken it to a petrol station to fill up in protest at the soaring price of red diesel.

A day after it sacked 800 staff, we looked at the demise of P&O – once the cross-Channel king – and the controversy surrounding its foreign owners.

The company which once operated the Southeastern train network has been hit hard in the pocket for financial irregularities.

A delivery company is opening a new depot in the county - relocating around 80 staff to the new site.

Bus firm Stagecoach has axed a route it says is now “unsustainable” - but furious residents have reacted with anger.

A special order now allows the development of an inland HMRC border facility after changes of customs rules since Britain left the EU.

Fuel prices have hit an alarming high with one garage in Kent putting prices up to more than £2 per litre.

A fuel campaigner is warning petrol prices could rise even higher and taxi drivers fear for their profession.

Overrunning roadworks are set to cost the council an extra £350,000, it has been revealed.

Two days of industrial action will take place this weekend as part of an on-going pay dispute across Kent's railway network.

Calls are growing for the government to cut the VAT on fuel as petrol prices reach record high as the war in Ukraine escalates.

Kent Cricket's CEO is to speak before delegates at a leading business event next month.

A leading parcel delivery firm is expanding in the county and plans to hire 150 new full and part-time staff when it opens later this year.

Several city centre car parks are set to become housing after they were put up for sale by a council.

The operators of a leading gas importation terminal in the county has seen a ban on any Russian-linked vessel docking at the port.

Kent commuters using London Underground are being warned there may be no services running as staff strike in pay and conditions dispute.

A Kent town could be on track to become the home of Great British Railways, the public body tasked with regenerating the rail network.

Bus users must make their views heard, a transport champion has urged.