Two police cars, six officers and a van were seen at a train station following a “fare evasion”.

A signal box that stood at a Kent railway station for 130 years is to be given a new lease of life after being dismantled.

Passengers faced delays on the railway following reports of a trespasser on the tracks.

A new image shows a village high street now completely resurfaced after being blighted with holes.

Residents in a built-up area are bracing for noisy nights of roadworks - including the “prolonged” use of pneumatic tools and warning sirens.

Thirty years ago, a Kent district witnessed its worst peace-time disaster as ferry passengers fell to their deaths.

A cyber attack has postponed the expansion of a contactless payment scheme to extra railway stations across Kent.

A controversial scheme which bans motorists driving down streets around schools during certain hours could soon be rolled out to more locations.

A government minister has paid a visit to the site of a collapsed road which is still closed 18 months on.

A shipping company is to start a new freight service linking Kent to the Continent.

A furious dad blasted a bus company's timetable after his little girl's new school hours left her trudging more than a mile and waiting alone.

A new multi-million pound rail freight industry hub has opened in a bid help improve rail services in the county and across the south east.

Production of concrete segments for a vital part of Britain’s HS2 rail project has been completed at a huge factory in Kent.

Dates have been set for people to meet with the team that will build the Lower Thames Crossing if it is approved.

Striking pictures show the start of work that will eventually lead to the infilling of a docklands area to prepare for new EU border rules.

Plans put forward to give councils powers to set bus routes, fares and schedules more easily have divided leaders locally.

A pensioner insists she feels safe in her cliff-edge house - as council bosses confirm the road below will remain shut all year.

Overnight closures will continue at the Dartford Crossing this week as part of repair work.

Plans to turn a plot of land into a home for a Gypsy family of 14 have been refused by a council, and labeled “intrusive” and “incongruous”.

A fed-up resident fears a brick could go flying through his window the next time a car crashes into his garden wall.