A grant scheme aimed at micro-businesses is aiming to fill the void left by the decline in part of Kent's once thriving nuclear industry.

Ticket prices for the Kent rail network will not rise by as much as expected next year after the government announced a cap to protect passengers.

Two managers with the Stagecoach bus company in Dover have gone back to basics this week as part of the National Customer Service Week.

A fast-paced car chase TV advert for Audi with the backdrop of Kent docks has taken the internet by storm.

Sir Howard Davies has rejected the idea of adding new runways elsewhere in Britain - bringing the Thames estuary into the frame.

Vince Cable gave his seal of approval to a Sandwich hovercraft-building firm.

The closures are expected to last two weeks and are in place in various roads across Whitstable.

The unlucky number 13 has proved to be a Blessing for one new driver... who passed at her 13th attempt.

Drivers are being told to avoid the QEII bridge this weekend as it completely shuts overnight for maintenance work.

Traffic was brought to a standstill following an incident at Dartford Crossing Friday night.

Maintenance work is being carried out from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

The closure of Sandwich Quay car park will have an adverse effect on trade - especially at Christmas - say traders.

Eurostar is to go Dutch with a new direct rail service to Amsterdam – potentially setting itself as rival to Manston Airport.

Long-standing plans for a new junction on the M20 near Ashford look set to edge closer after years of delay and uncertainty.

Motorists could be forced to drive at 20mph on more of the county's roads... in a scheme partly to encourage more walking.

Delays expected until Friday as burst water main is repaired

Commuters left fuming as burst water pipe causes traffic chaos

Manston International Airport 'unconcerned' as Eurostar announces new direct rail service to Amsterdam.

Train passengers in parts of Kent are to get a boost in rush hour services... but not for another five years.

County transport chiefs are trying out a pay-as-you-go card for buses and trains that might be rolled out across Kent and Medway.