Passengers have been unable to travel from a major Kent train station following an emergency incident this morning.

Traffic on a motorway was at a standstill following an accident involving two vehicles.

Two-mile tailbacks were reported after a collision on a main road.

Traffic was held and a busy route closed in both directions while police responded to concerns for a person’s welfare.

Two lanes were blocked on the M25 due to an HGV with gearbox issues.

A road was shut and a large number of emergency vehicles called after a bus collided with a construction site.

A road was blocked after police were called over fears for a person’s welfare.

Train services have resumed after earlier disruption caused by a vehicle hitting a bridge.

A family-run bus company known for its two-tone blue livery has closed after almost 50 years following the retirement of its directors.

A person has died after being hit by a train, it has been confirmed.

The first of 28 new electric buses have arrived in Kent in a move the county council hopes will drastically cut carbon emissions.

A bus service trial impacted by roadworks and timetable mishaps has been branded a “disaster” less than two weeks since its launch.

A new MP has backed calls for Eurostar to return to the county and says rival operators should consider stepping into the void left behind.

Eight people have been taken to hospital after a crash between a double-decker bus and a car, with one man in a serious condition.

Fed-up residents are calling on police to crack down on “selfish” and noisy bikers terrorising their village.

Repairs to a “dangerous” manhole cover are causing delays for drivers heading into a town centre.

Shoppers will be able to catch a direct bus from a town centre to Bluewater this summer for £2 each way.

People will no longer be able to pay for car parking using ticket machines at almost 40 train stations and will instead need to use an app.

Work to improve traffic flow on a roundabout used by thousands of drivers a day is behind schedule due to the discovery of a rare animal.

Stickers with razor blades stuck to the back of them were reportedly found at a railway station in Kent.