KCC is looking to catch drivers breaking traffic regulations across the county but starting in Maidstone, Dartford and Ashford.

The county's senior highways manager fears the travel chaos in Kent will hit again in the summer if changes are not made.

As we enter the ninth day of chaos on the roads in Kent, we speak to people living on the diversion route about how it is affecting them.

A system introduced by HMRC following Brexit has crashed - adding time to checking lorries into our ports, compounding the chaos on our roads.

Tourism chiefs say the current gridlock on our roads is hitting popular destinations hard ahead of one of their busiest times of the year.

A firm has changed hands after years of gradual growth having been acquired by a company based in Cumbria.

For a week, the county's roads have been at breaking point - but just what exactly is causing the issues and is the end in sight?

P&O hopes to start sailing from Kent by next week, as traffic chaos reaches its sixth day in the county.

A poll of SMEs has revealed many remain anxious at rising costs - while just 4% say Brexit has had a positive impact on them.

Villagers living near a shopping centre have slammed A2 junction works which have rumbled on for two years causing noise and long delays.

A bus route that was due to be axed later his month has been given a second chance after funding was pledged by a council.

Traders and residents in Dover have demanded action to prevent a repeat of the problems that led to gridlock in the town at the weekend.

A ferry operator is warning of holdups as P&O ships enter a third week in port ahead of predicted Easter travel chaos.

A sacked P&O worker who was nearing his 30th year with the firm has described the devastating impact it's had on him and his colleagues.

A key debate at a leading business event next month will focus on how firms can access funding towards a net zero future.

P&O Ferries' bosses say without dismissing staff it may sink - so just how are its rivals keeping afloat between Kent and the Continent?

A plan to force ferry operators to pay minimum wage has been drawn up in an effort to make P&O rehire sacked staff.

Could Eurostar be set to face its first rival train service since it launched in 1994?

Further protests have taken place today as staff continue to pile the pressure on P&O Ferries.

The government has been pressed to reconsider a bid for the Port of Dover to become a freeport after news P&O is making 800 employees redundant.