Teachers are having to stop pupils “stampeding” to try to get on packed buses - as parents fear a child will get hurt in the crush.

Our test of Royal Mail’s delivery service has ended in success… albeit nine days later than promised.

A tourism hot spot dubbed the “Wild West” for developers is set to swell by 200 homes while being served with a new Park & Ride.

A collision involving two cars led to traffic queuing on a busy stretch of road.

Traders fear they will struggle to survive if “crazy” plans to hike parking charges by up to £2.10 an hour are given the green light.

Residents have welcomed a move to bring parking restrictions to their street, to stop outsiders hogging them.

Services have been disrupted this afternoon after a train struck a tree on the line.

The future of a long-awaited dual carriageway project is set to be decided next year after a developer appealed to amend its funding.

A rail giant’s bid to shut a pedestrian crossing where children have been seen playing football on the tracks has been knocked back.

One of the main routes in and out of a town is to shut for emergency gas works and it is not known when it will reopen.

A rail maintenance worker had to be taken to hospital following an on-track collision on Kent’s high-speed network.

An investigation has been launched after footage surfaced online appearing to show the aftermath of an explosion involving a ULEZ camera.

A contractor has been chosen to help build a proposed multi-billion pound road and tunnel project linking Kent with Essex.

A smash between a car and a motorcyclist has prompted delays.

Pedestrians could be knocked down and killed by “silent” electric buses if a new contraflow system is introduced in a town, a coach driver fears.

Union members are staging walkouts in a row over pay with their packaging company bosses which could see delays to big brand deliveries.

A network-wide introduction of eTickets will see faster and more convenient travel between some of the county’s railway stations.

Gritters are getting ready to treat the roads overnight as the temperature is predicted to drop below zero.

Members of the biggest rail workers’ union have voted overwhelmingly to accept a deal to end their long-running dispute over pay and conditions.

An MP is supporting a bill that would ramp up fines on overrunning roadworks to more than £12,000 a day.