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Lorry park turns away 200 HGVs a week as demand spirals

Lorry park turns away 200 HGVs a week as demand spirals

03 August 2017

Bosses at a Kent lorry park say a record number of hauliers are using the site as growth in traffic from the continent continues to rise.

Kent could get ferry services to Poland

Kent could get ferry services to Poland

02 August 2017

A foreign company has opened talks with a local authority to potentially provide passenger and cargo services to a city on the Baltic coast.

Revealing the real rental price

Revealing the real rental price

02 August 2017

A nasty experience with a foreign car hire company led a marketing director into a career trying to stop others suffering the same fate.

Logistics firms announce merger

Logistics firms announce merger

01 August 2017

A private equity-backed logistics company has announced a German merger less than a day after it was revealed sales reached £20m last year.

Post-Brexit customs checks 'could gridlock Kent'

Post-Brexit customs checks 'could gridlock Kent'

31 July 2017

The Port of Dover could be blighted by chronic delays as new customs checks come in after Brexit, a report warns.

Logistics firm's sales milestone

Logistics firm's sales milestone

31 July 2017

A private equity-backed logistics company has broken the £20 million turnover barrier for the first time.

Turnover and profits up at haulier

Turnover and profits up at haulier

31 July 2017

A family-owned logistics business increased turnover to £12.2 million last year, its latest accounts show.

'No question' changes will put up costs

'No question' changes will put up costs

27 July 2017

A radical overhaul of workers’ rights in the burgeoning gig economy could leave small businesses in Kent facing additional costs, it has been claimed.

Blighted rail operator is bottom in satisfaction stakes

Blighted rail operator is bottom in satisfaction stakes

25 July 2017

Customers of Southern Rail think they have the worst service in the country, according to a survey which ranked Southeastern as doing better.

Channel Tunnel bosses predict 'good' two years

Channel Tunnel bosses predict 'good' two years

25 July 2017

Eurotunnel shrugged off Brexit concerns as it increased revenues for the 15th consecutive half-year period.

Jobs boost hope if airport reopens

Jobs boost hope if airport reopens

25 July 2017

Tens of thousands of jobs would be created if a Kent airport is revived, developers told a meeting of councillors.

MPs unite to fight for better train services

MPs unite to fight for better train services

19 July 2017

MPs are calling on the government to take action to ensure better train services and less overcrowding when the next Kent rail operator is announced.

A28 widening project put under microscope

A28 widening project put under microscope

17 July 2017

Further details on a £32m road widening scheme go on show this week.

Milestone in crackdown on illegal lorry parking

Milestone in crackdown on illegal lorry parking

13 July 2017

Police and highway officials have dealt with more than 5,000 lorries illegally and anti-socially parked.

Southern ordered to invest £13m

Southern ordered to invest £13m

13 July 2017

The owners of Southern Rail have been ordered to invest more than £13m after months of poor performance.

End of road for hopes lorry park will be built this year

End of road for hopes lorry park will be built this year

12 July 2017

A major lorry park will not be built this year, it's been revealed - as transport chiefs get set to disclose where others will be sited.

On board Saga's new boutique cruise ship

On board Saga's new boutique cruise ship

11 July 2017

Kent holiday firm reveals the wall-to-wall luxury guests will enjoy on the Spirit of Discovery

Train passengers facing major disruption

Train passengers facing major disruption

11 July 2017

Commuters are being warned of 'incredibly frustrating' journeys as several stations in London close for more than a week.

Government rules out axing rural stations

Government rules out axing rural stations

06 July 2017

The government has reassured commuters no rural stations will be axed - but cuts to services may still be on the cards.

Beadles bought by US retail giant

Beadles bought by US retail giant

05 July 2017

Group 1 Automotive snaps up one of Kent's biggest car dealerships

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