Parents and councillors have slammed a bus company’s “flippant” decision to axe a school bus service mid-way through the academic year.

A mum-of-two says she was left in shock after a bus window was hit with a rock while she and other passengers were onboard, including her children.

Bin collections, bus routes and emergency services could be impacted while a well-used route shuts for gas works.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a car ended up on its side in a crash in a public square.

A campaign to make the Blue Badge system fairer for those with time-limited conditions has been given an audience in parliament.

We take a look at the worst-performing Kent stations and speak to rail bosses about what they’re doing to improve passenger journeys.

A town-centre trader says he had to live off his savings for two months after roadworks for a new bus lane caused a sharp drop in business.

Rail passengers are facing disruption this afternoon after a fire broke out near the tracks.

A double-decker bus "loaded with people" collided with a delivery van leaving the former submerged in a ditch.

A Sunday bus service that was cut more than two years ago is set to return for eight weeks this summer.

The closure of an A-road for gas works has been extended and residents have warned someone will get hurt as tensions rise in the resulting jams.

Extra train services are being laid on as 7,000 football fans from a Kent town are set to descend on Wembley ahead of their team’s dream cup final.

People are having to contend with sewage leaks, power cuts and tight squeezes with HGVS after the closure of a major route.

Plumes of thick black smoke can be seen billowing this morning after several explosions sparked a serious fire.

There are delays of up to an hour on the Channel Tunnel this morning due to “technical issues”.

Extra time is needed to deal with “construction complexity” issues on a £32.7m roundabout upgrade, it has been announced.

The reopening of two roads that are part of a well-used junction has been delayed for the second time.

Eurostar is calling on rivals to invest in new depot facilities should they wish to halt the operator’s monopoly on cross-Channel rail services.

Frustrated neighbours say gas works outside their homes have made the area “messy, dangerous and noisy” as a five-week road closure begins.

An MP says “it’s time for proper enforcement” to stop lives being blighted by boy racers after it became a “consistent issue”.