Troubles have hit a host of top brands like Toys R Us, Maplin and Carpetright but Kent has a long history of big companies which have disappeared.

Cross-Channel operator says growth in 2022 has been boosted by Brexit talks as it delivers strong first quarter figures

Read everything you need to know about the new train timetables coming into force next month.

Campaigners say an additional Thames crossing will do 'diddly squat' to help the environment or congestion, a year on from the route being announced.

Southeastern is introducing new timetables which will see the end of some commuter services and longer journeys for some.

Live animal exports could be banned under government plans set out today.

A company hoping to reopen an airport which has been closed for nearly four years has submitted a planning application to ministers.

Eurostar has been forced to cancel trains today due to strikes in France, but has pledged to run more than 80% of its usual services.

A company and its director who used to run a ferry service in Kent has been ordered to pay £16,000 after a crash.

The transport secretary has discussed new plans to use stretches of the M20 as a holding area for lorries when Operation Stack is brought in.

A van and truck dealer is under new ownership after its family owners decided to sell up.

A US food giant has completed its takeover of a wholesaler in the county after being given the all-clear by competition authorities.

Kent's air ambulance service is preparing to return to its former base in Rochester after 18 years in Marden.

Attempts are underway to make the sector less male-dominated as figures show only 6% of drivers across the UK are women.

Passengers in part of Kent have been promised faster and more direct train services.

The chief executive of a major Kent port is leaving his post, weeks after it emerged colleagues had complained about his behaviour.

Business owners have taken a sceptical view of council figures about rush hour traffic around a busy industrial park.

In the first in a series of articles, political editor Paul Francis asks whether Brexit is likely to bring traffic gridlock to Kent’s roads.

It comes after transport minister Chris Grayling said there would be no lorries stopped at ports after Brexit.

A Kent port authority is looking into allegations concerning the behaviour of its chief executive.