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New record for Chunnel operator
15 January 2014Eurotunnel took an unprecedented number of vehicles between Folkestone and Pas-de-Calais over the festive period.
Pensioner's petition against centre revamp plans
15 January 2014A Teynham man is appealing for support to stop a £9 million expansion of a nearby distribution hub.
Railway maintenance depot’s future in doubt
15 January 2014Bombardier's depot in Chart Leacon, Ashford, could be closing after over 50 years, amid news that their last contract is due to expire in March.
Commission to reconsider ferry ruling
08 January 2014The Competition Commission says it will look again at whether Eurotunnel broke any rules when it bought cross-Channel ferries, launching MyFerryLink.
Commuters turn to coach
08 January 2014With rail fares rising, a coach firm is reporting record passenger numbers.
Kent firm among UK's fastest growing
07 January 2014A logistics management business has been recognised for its impressive expansion over the last three years.
No disruption caused at port, despite weather warnings
07 January 2014The Port of Dover has remained open, with ferry services running to schedule.
Train tickets go up... but it could be worse
02 January 2014Southeastern passengers today face a hike in fares... but the increase is less than the government suggested.
Eurostar celebrates two record-breaking milestones
30 December 20132013 is our best year ever reveals Eurostar boss, as passenger numbers break the 10 million barrier for the first time.
It's business as usual says airport boss
30 December 2013Manston Airport will still play an 'integral part' in the future of the British aviation industry claims chief executive following takeover.
Still flying the flag for an airport off the Kent coast
30 December 2013Backers of a £39bn plan to build a four-runway hub airport on Goodwin Sands say the scheme isn't dead in the water despite Davis Commission snub.
Protesters’ anger over waste recycling plant
23 December 2013Objections have been raised to an application for a demolition and construction waste recycling plant.
Larger Christmas travel surge expected
19 December 2013A high-speed train operator has forecast an 11% rise in passengers over the festive period, compared with the same time last year.
Timetable to deal with rail disruption
17 December 2013Southeastern has unveiled plans for more high-speed trains and extra capacity to deal with the long-term closure of London Bridge for refurbishment.
Kent grounded by airport report
17 December 2013The Davies Commission's interim report has not considered using any of Kent's current airports to deal with the South East's capacity problem.
Head to south of France all year round
16 December 2013Eurostar will extend its service to the region next year and plans to run trains all-year-round if the trial is a success.
Acquisition leads to Thomas Cook partnership
12 December 2013A travel services company has earned an exclusive long-term commercial contract with the national agent after buying a company for more than £2m.
New Thames crossing won't cut through Paramount Park land
12 December 2013The government has today abandoned one of the routes for a new Thames crossing - after fears it could jeopardise plans for the huge Paramount Park.
Airport to rescue as fog descends
12 December 2013Four planes headed for Heathrow carrying nearly 500 passengers had to divert to a Kent runway after bad weather made it unsafe for them to land.
Large load will travel through the county this weekend
12 December 2013An electricity transformer that was due to travel through east Kent last weekend will now be moved this Saturday.
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