Although it is more expensive, the planned route for the Lower Thames Crossing brings the biggest long-term benefit, writes Jo James.

A man who has lived in the same house for 88 years could see the whole area torn apart with a new dual carriageway metres from his house.

Today is the first public meeting in Kent on the Lower Thames Crossing proposals - don't miss the chance to get your views across.

Hundreds of new jobs could be created in an airport expansion - but a raft of planning conditions have delayed it for a year, say bosses.

The owner of a private hire service says he has met a lot of interesting people from all over the world during his first year in business

Highways England has indicated road users will be charged to use a new tunnel under the Thames – but stalled on revealing the width of roads.

Ready for your week's commute? This entrepreneur is hoping to ease the traffic misery for one estate's workers - by setting up a ferry service.

Two council leaders are at loggerheards over a new Lower Thames Crossing, with one relieved and one vowing to fight the project.

Gatwick Airport has revealed measures it plans to take to reduce the impact noise from low-flying planes has on Kent residents.

Beleaguered train company Southeastern has come second to last in a customer satisfaction survey on Britain's rail services.

Dangerous driving, insecure loads and one driver who didn't have a valid licence - just some of the reasons it's the end of the road for this haulier.

Highways England is opening a consultation for the Lower Thames Crossing - but only one option is being considered.

Groups slammed the remaining options for a new Thames crossing ahead of speculation of an announcement on the project.

Southeastern has admitted displaying out-of-date punctuality information at its stations after detective work by a fed up commuter.

Hundreds of people attended a public meeting to question MP Damian Collins over the proposals for a 3,600 space lorry park.

A public consultation on the proposed new junction off the M20 has been opened by Highways England.

Cracks in the sea wall and damage to the rail line between Dover and Folkestone has forced Southeastern to announce a reshuffle of train services.

Transport for London could decide which companies run rail franchises in Kent under new proposals announced by the Government.

A change of rail operator means the Oyster card service is set to extend to another Kent station.

A landslip two weeks ago is continuing to affect train services to the capital.