The moveable barrier currently stored on the hard shoulder of the M20 will be shifted to the central reservation – sparking a year of disruption.

Construction on a major logistics facility, where every building has rooftop solar panels, is complete.

The first stage of a major project to identify the skill needs of the county's firms has been completed.

Business leaders in Kent can register to attend a free virtual briefing this week which will include an economic forecast from the Bank of England.

A council's agreed to sell off a pier to a private company aiming to bring in a rapid river boat service to London but some have raised concern.

Trains will be running under a reduced timetable due to high numbers of railway staff being forced to isolate due to Covid.

The Kent Excellence in Business Awards - better known as KEiBA - is to take a year off in 2022, organisers have confirmed.

An MP has warned that the government needs to fully prepare for a new EU entry-exit system to avoid port delays and traffic chaos.

A passenger says he's hundreds of pounds out of pocket after the sudden demise of a commuter coach service from Medway and Kent to London.

A coach service that has been operating for 40 years will end on Christmas Eve.

Latest figures reveal the number of electric cars in the county have doubled over recent months.

A council's decision not to help Arriva fund a much loved Park and Ride forcing the company to end the service has been called in by councillors.

One of the most familiar names on Kent's roads is set to be taken over by its rival.

The government scheme is designed to help plug the shortfall in lorry drivers which has an impact on supply chains.

One of Kent's busiest routes is set to be transformed into a one-way road next year as part of a controversial plan to ease rush-hour gridlock.

A transport firm has apologised for mistakes which saw it stripped of its contract to run trains on busy commuter routes.

Organisers of one of the county's leading business events have changed the date to April amid growing concerns over the Covid variant.

A report suggests there is 'early optimism' steps to ease the HGV driver shortages will work but warns more needs to be done.

Lorry drivers will start using Europe's largest truck stop in Kent next week – and bosses hope it will put an end to illegal HGV parking in one town.

Sold just weeks ago for £64.5m, a motor dealership's new owners have now themselves been snapped up.