What now for Kent's train passengers? We take a look at the chequered history of the latest franchise to fall off the rails.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has revealed in a series of Tweets that the rail company which serves Kent has been stripped of its franchise.

Looking to make the petrol or diesel in your car last longer? Motoring experts say there is plenty drivers can do. Here's some top tips:

The UK's stock of fireworks is the latest item to be hit by supply issues, which may lead to less availability and higher prices.

The financial pressures on motorists continue as it is revealed the prices of some of our most popular cars are rising faster than wages.

Our Kent readers offer their solutions to the ongoing HGV driver shortage.

One of the county's leading business events will be back for a fifth year in January - with green issues on the agenda.

A railway boss has apologised to commuters for suffering lengthy delays for three consecutive weeks on the return to work.

Two of the biggest names in bus and coach travel are locked in talks over a possible merger.

Firms in the county are being urged to act now to prevent pinch points as margins are squeezed due to increased costs.

Residents have branded a commuter coach service's decision to drop their estate from its route "completely unfair".

Work to transform journeys along one of the county’s most gridlocked roads will begin in January, it has been confirmed.

The extended suspension of direct international railway links between the county and the continent has been called 'bad news for Kent'.

There has been another drop in those claiming Universal Credit - but will the end of furlough bring back-to-back falls to an end?

The government says there are no guarantees there will not be empty shelves at Christmas as shortage of lorry drivers continues to hit supply chains.

A new service for freight through the Channel Tunnel is set to launch this weekend.

As crunch talks take place in Whitehall to ease the lorry driver shortages, one industry expert in the county warns it may be too little, too late.

The start of a dreaded roadworks scheme on a dual carriageway has been pushed back to next year, sparking relief for drivers.

Empty shelves, medicines delayed, jobs going unfilled - is this the sting in Brexit's tale?

Controversial plans for a £30 million relief road have now been given the full seal of approval, just in time to make use of a government cashpot.