Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner is calling for government electric scooter trials to be halted as 'inconsiderate riders are becoming a menace'.

People planning to travel by train over the bank holiday are warned to check timetables before doing so - as rail replacement buses are scheduled.

A village has once again been plagued by lost lorry drivers as council removes 24/7 monitoring system.

Arriva staff are being balloted on strike action after the bus firm announced its plan to close one of its town centre depots.

A Kent MP fears a notoriously busy junction could become 'permanently gridlocked' if a council agrees to set aside land for thousands of homes.

An old footbridge at a railway station has been removed as part of a multi-million pound refurbishment scheme to improve access.

Just 48 hours after Operation Brock was removed, Dover-bound traffic is being held up due to freight congestion.

Bomb disposal teams have left the M20 and the route has reopened following a lengthy closure - but scheduled works mean it will partly shut again.

Explosive experts from the Army are on the M20 surveying the security of a vehicle involved in a lengthy police chase.

A 15-mile stretch of the M20 has reopened - after police stopped a car and army explosives experts were called to the scene.

These exclusive pictures show the damage from a blaze which ripped thought a freight train in Kent.

For the third time in the space of a fortnight, a tailgating driver has been caught out by a city centre's anti-terror defence system.

Bus services are at risk in one part of Kent after Arriva announced it was looking to close a town centre hub and axe routes.

More than 650 charging points are set to be installed in one district as it prepares for a surge in demand for electric vehicles.

Plans to build an airstrip for electric-powered small planes are facing opposition from people living in the area.

Inventor Wadia Murad was light years ahead of his time and planned to produce his new car in Kent. But then his dreams turned into a nightmare.

Highways managers have launched a trial scheme to extend double yellow lines to ban parking in the centre of a village.

Highways bosses preparing plans for a £8.2bn tunnel under the River Thames are not committing to a date for when to expect a revised application.

Police have detained a trespasser who was found on a railway line after trains had to be diverted because of the incident.

Part of a city centre has been blocked off after a Second World War bomb was pulled out of a river.