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A woman's journey to the airport took more than three hours thanks to lane closures.
A rail operator has apologised after telling an MP its services ran as normal, when it in fact had cancelled 24 trains in one day.
Senior business leader says key questions must be answered to allow firms to prepare for March 29 exit from the EU.
The latest meeting in opposition to a proposed 3.6million tonne sandpit has been held.
The government is being taken to court after awarding contracts to three ferry companies, including one with no ships.
A hotel operator says it will plough tens of millions of pounds, and create hundreds of jobs, into its commuter town plans.
Councillors had been close to signing a ferry deal with beleaguered Seaborne Freight a year ago, before the government's botched negotiations with it.
The leader of a council insists it was his decision to delay a key budget vote over ferry plans, despite suggestions the government made the call.
A decision on whether to implement budget cuts which would have prevented the a port being used in the case of a no-deal Brexit has been delayed.
Fears many small firms have yet to take steps or are confused by impact of our departure from the EU.
Business advisors urge firms in county not to ignore latest Brexit guidance notes.
Major awards event has been set up to celebrate both apprentices and those organisations supporting them.
A council has revealed it plans to spend £86 million tackling a problem roundabout in a bid to gain backing for 12,000 homes over the next 24 years.
Company will integrate firm into its growing operation.
Panel discussion saw Kent SMEs discuss preparations for the split with the EU at the end of March.
Customs clearance staff will be hired by the firm ahead of March 29 - the day the UK formally leaves the EU.
A minister has been accused of swerving 22 questions about how a £13.8m contract was awarded.
The clock is ticking down on agreeing a deal between a ferry operator and council to prevent funding from being slashed.
Four in 10 passengers who use Southeastern trains do not feel they get value for money, while nearly the same amount are happy with what they pay.
Boost for owners of electric powered cars as authority signals increase in charge points.
