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Fears over 'sleepless nights' as airport plans criticised
12 July 2016There are fears the reintroduction of flights at Manston airport could lead to sleepless nights for residents living under the flightpath.
Public inquiry into ex-airport planning application
12 July 2016A public inquiry has been launched after an appeal hearing to consider four planning applications on the former Manston Airport site was cancelled.
Theresa May: I won't be bringing back Boris (Island)
12 July 2016Theresa May has said she will not be reviving plans for a Thames Estuary airport despite being against Heathrow expansion.
Chaos predicted as train firm axes hundreds of services
11 July 2016More than 300 Southern Rail services are due to be axed from today.
£9 million project will transform town centre
07 July 2016Plans to regenerate a town centre include introducing a 20mph speed limit and replacing traffic lights with a zebra crossing.
Bridge to link homes with international station
07 July 2016Residents of a new garden city will enjoy quick access to the nearby international station thanks to a £12 million bridge.
Train firm condemned for 'havoc' to services
06 July 2016A firm which plans to axe hundreds of train services has been condemned by transport chiefs.
Huge Op Stack lorry park site confirmed
06 July 2016The government has confirmed where a huge lorry park will be built to alleviate chaos caused by Operation Stack when freight cannot cross the Channel.
First chance to quiz Manston suitors
04 July 2016The public will get their first chance to quiz an American company which wants to reopen Manston airport at a series of consultation events.
Carry on standing…for years
01 July 2016Passengers using Southeastern's high-speed trains have been told there will be no new trains to ease the overcrowding misery.
EU funding 'no cast iron guarantee'
30 June 2016The boss of the nation's busiest port has accepted its £120m expansion plans may be affected by Britain's decision to leave the EU.
Thames crossing plan won’t be hit by Brexit
30 June 2016Campaigners on both sides of the Lower Thames Crossing debate insist the project won't be jeopardised by the UK voting to leave the EU.
What does Brexit mean for airport campaign?
30 June 2016Anti-estuary airport campaigners will welcome Boris Johnson's decision not to stand for Tory leader, but will they have another fight on their hands?
Recycling firm's new contract
30 June 2016Waste business Viridor has extended its deal to pick up kerbside rubbish from households across parts of Kent.
Kent firm in Top Gear to build track in time for show
29 June 2016A Kent firm worked through the night to build a circuit in time for the new Top Gear series.
New chairman at port
28 June 2016A former boss of National Air Traffic Services has become the new chairman of the owner and operator of a county port.
Massive cranes as tall as London Eye pass Kent
23 June 2016Two giant cranes as tall as tall as the London Eye have passed Kent on their way to the River Thames.
Train disruption during strike
21 June 2016RMT workers are staging another strike today on Southern trains.
We had an app before Uber came on patch, says taxi firm
17 June 2016A cab firm which set up an app years ago is fighting fire with fire in the competition for customers, against Uber.
Newspaper delivery staff to go on strike
16 June 2016Newspaper deliveries could be hit as delivery drivers go on strike over a pay dispute.
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