An MP has slammed the biggest hike in train ticket prices in nearly a decade as "terrible news" for Kent commuters.

It is just a few hours until France shuts its borders to most travellers from the UK in response to a rise in Omicron cases.

Councillors have warned a new cycle route scheme on a busy main road - to give priority to people walking and cycling - is ill-conceived and unsafe.

A council's decision not to help Arriva fund a much loved Park and Ride forcing the company to end the service has been called in by councillors.

Father Christmas will drive buses to raise cash for a hospice this festive season.

All lanes have reopened on M25 after a multi-vehicle collision but there are still long delays for motorists.

Commuters could face delays, cancellations and replacement buses following a train line closure tomorrow morning because of staff sickness.

A boy has been arrested after reportedly trying to head butt an officer while being searched as a group 'goaded and surrounded' police.

Around 900 miles of roadworks are to be removed in time for Christmas to try and keep traffic flowing.

A person has died after being found on railway tracks which led to a huge emergency service response.

One of Kent's busiest routes is set to be transformed into a one-way road next year as part of a controversial plan to ease rush-hour gridlock.

Some of the county's poorest families are to be offered free travel to help offset the impact of social isolation on children.

Drivers should expect long delays and some problems on major routes, says the AA, which expects millions of cars to take to the roads this Christmas.

A council has expressed its sadness at hearing a town is to lose its last two remaining Park and Ride services.

Residents are campaigning for better speeding restrictions amid fears of a serious incident around the corner with animals 'being killed daily'.

A transport firm has apologised for mistakes which saw it stripped of its contract to run trains on busy commuter routes.

An ambitious plan to build a new pier and a marina at a Kent harbour have received widespread support.

Lorry drivers will start using Europe's largest truck stop in Kent next week – and bosses hope it will put an end to illegal HGV parking in one town.

A long-running park and ride service which is causing a council to lose about £70,000 a month could soon become a thing of the past.

A town centre road will be closed as bus stops are relocated for improvement work to take place.