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Bosses say there is no set date for the removal of a hated contraflow on the M20 which was introduced ahead of Brexit.
Plans to extend the Ashford Designer Outlet's opening hours have split opinion - with critics raising fears over the impact on the town centre.
It only lasted four years but the much-hyped 'World Cup of Motorsport' made an instant impact in Kent, drawing thousands of fans to Brands Hatch.
A nightclub that was staring into the abyss last year has been saved from the brink of closure by a Scandinavian firm.
New training pitches will be laid at a football ground amid huge demand for a club's facilities.
A guest house which starred on Channel 4's 'Three in a Bed' programme has been put up for sale amid plans for hundreds of homes next to its site.
A sound engineer who died just weeks after his younger sister lost her life to Covid-19 has been remembered as a "legendary gentleman".
Plans for a town's fourth KFC have been approved amid concerns the area will become blighted by rubbish.
Residents concerned about the traffic impact of a new McDonald's will be breathing a sigh of relief after the fast-food giant withdrew its proposal.
Two renowned restaurateurs are preparing to open their latest site in August - but only if the Covid-19 vaccine has been fully rolled out by then.
Transport chiefs say a photo showing a long line of hauliers at a lorry park proves the government "isn't fully prepared" for Brexit delays in Kent.
Proposals for a housing development next to a river on what was formerly a printworks just a few minutes walk from a town centre have been submitted.
More truckers are expected to arrive at an unfinished Brexit lorry park this week as new drone photos capture just how big the site is.
TV star Paul O'Grady wants permission to knock down a neglected cottage to make room for a new guest house where his celebrity friends could stay.
Confused truckers sparking chaos in a village while trying to find a Brexit lorry park have been given the wrong postcode by the government.
Angry residents say their houses are shaking as HGV drivers try to find a new Brexit lorry park close to the M20.
HGV drivers heading for Europe have started receiving Covid-19 tests at a huge Brexit lorry park which has opened for the first time.
A council has told residents they must put their bins out by 6am amid fears of disruption caused by Brexit.
Council leaders in East Sussex have advised schools to delay reopening next week - sparking calls for the same approach to be taken in Kent.
There are concerns the opening of a new 24-hour McDonald's next to a notoriously busy roundabout will spark traffic chaos.