Online reviews paint a sorry picture for one motorway service station ranked among the worst in Britain.

Plans to use the Manston Airport site as a freight air hub have suffered another setback.

A fleet of tug boats has gone carbon neutral in a move to a green fuel it hopes others could soon follow.

A garage has bid farewell to one of its longest-serving members of staff after he retired.

The entertainment company behind hit West End theatre shows such as The Jersey Boys has acquired a string of struggling local theatres.

Councillors want the power to clamp HGVs parking on the street to extend right across Kent indefinitely.

The county council is to host a webinar next week to help businesses safely welcome back staff and customers.

Staff at a tyre business are celebrating after a huge boom in online sales over the last 12 months.

A station has been spruced up ready for when commuters return to the office.

A union is demanding the government give financial support to Eurostar as it faces the threat of collapse.

A major survey is launched today which aims to identify the scale of the impact on the county's jobs market of the health crisis.

KCC is seeking permission to pull down a 190-year-old pub to make way for highway improvements.

The county council is looking to manage the construction of customs clearance site for 1200 HGVs to make sure it is sensitive to the rural landscape

High numbers of HGVs heading to the port of Dover have prompted Highways England to put speed restrictions and lorry queuing plans in place.

Planners say they can't afford to create a rail link from 10,000-plus new homes to Medway - and studies have shown there's insufficient demand anyway.

A controversial relief road expected to ease traffic through a snarled-up village has been “thrown a six-month lifeline” – days after it was snubbed.

The government is being urged to find locations for lorry parks outside Kent as part of future plans to manage traffic disruption in the county.

A new train service could provide a direct link to London from part of Kent for the first time.

A £4.5 million project aimed at reducing faults and delays has been completed, with trains now "more reliable" according to Network Rail.

A major cross-Channel operator hopes a new online system will help make imports and exports easier - and relieve the strain at Kent's ports.