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Train cleaners to strike

Train cleaners to strike

02 October 2017

Union members who clear up train carriages across Kent are to go on a 24-hour strike later this month in a dispute over pay and working conditions.

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Kent travellers among thousands affected by airline collapse

Kent travellers among thousands affected by airline collapse

02 October 2017

Kent passengers who were due to fly with Monarch Airlines today are desperate for information after hearing the airline has gone into administration.

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Businesses blast 'farcical' junction plan

Businesses blast 'farcical' junction plan

29 September 2017

Angry business owners say they won't pay for improvements at a notorious junction after cash-strapped councillors admitted they haven't got the money.

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Goodwins dredge - second council says no

Goodwins dredge - second council says no

27 September 2017

Two town councils in a week have formally opposed dredging the offshore sands to make way for a port redevelopment.

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Developers accuse green campaigner of hypocrisy

Developers accuse green campaigner of hypocrisy

25 September 2017

The man behind a huge housing development has accused a green campaigner who opposed the scheme of hypocrisy after learning she runs a freight firm.

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Council stands against Goodwin dredging

Council stands against Goodwin dredging

22 September 2017

Town councillors voted against plans to dig offshore sands to make way for a major port development.

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Uber drivers could be 'out of work'

Uber drivers could be 'out of work'

22 September 2017

Uber drivers in Kent are under threat after Transport for London said it would revoke the company’s licence to operate cabs by the end of the month.

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Government silent on what plans it has to prevent post-Brexit gridlock in county

Government silent on what plans it has to prevent post-Brexit gridlock in county

22 September 2017

Department for Transport refuses to disclose what measures will be needed to stop gridlock in Kent

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£4.5m plans approved despite spiritual retreat fears

£4.5m plans approved despite spiritual retreat fears

22 September 2017

Bosses at a pottery company have had multi-million pound plans for a new warehouse approved - despite fears over the impact on a spiritual retreat.

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Upgraded section of A21 to open

Upgraded section of A21 to open

21 September 2017

A major project to turn a busy route into a dual carriageway has been completed.

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Problem roundabout upgrade is 'short-sighted'

Problem roundabout upgrade is 'short-sighted'

20 September 2017

Plans for a £100 million upgrade of a notoriously busy junction have been described as “short-sighted in the extreme”.

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Warning Kent's roads 'heading for chaos'

Warning Kent's roads 'heading for chaos'

19 September 2017

A deal must be reached about customs checks on both sides of the channel before Brexit to prevent a chaotic situation on our roads, says a politician.

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'Cheapskate' attempt to dredge sands

'Cheapskate' attempt to dredge sands

19 September 2017

An MP has condemned plans to dig up iconic offshore sands to make way for a major port redevelopment.

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River services to ferry Londoners to resort

River services to ferry Londoners to resort

19 September 2017

Theme park developers have signed an agreement with operators of river services up the Thames to carry passengers between London and the site in Kent.

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Decision finally due on new motorway junction

Decision finally due on new motorway junction

18 September 2017

Transport bosses are set to finally decide on plans for a new motorway junction in Kent - about a decade after the proposals were first mooted.

Good news for train passengers

Good news for train passengers

18 September 2017

Dozens of extra carriages are being added to peak-time London trains as part of attempts to improve the experience for commuters.

Smart motorway plans on display

Smart motorway plans on display

15 September 2017

Public exhibitions are being held to display plans to turn part of the M20 into a smart motorway.

Brexit 'could lead to French Op Stack'

Brexit 'could lead to French Op Stack'

14 September 2017

Kent could be gridlocked by a French version of Operation Stack if customs checks aren't arranged before Brexit, a senior government official claims.

High speed trains' economic impact revealed

High speed trains' economic impact revealed

13 September 2017

The amount of money high speed rail services have added to the Kent economy has been uncovered in a study to mark the trains' 10 year anniversary.

Firms could be asked to pay for lights at 'death trap' junction

Firms could be asked to pay for lights at 'death trap' junction

13 September 2017

Council chiefs struggling to find £270,000 to pay for new traffic lights on a notorious junction could ask businesses and developers to help fund it.

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