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Glow refurb subject to traffic plan
23 May 2016New attractions at Bluewater will not be approved until shopping centre bosses come up with a plan to deal with traffic.
Coach firm teams up with Deal Town FC
22 May 2016With the news that Bayliss Executive Travel has become Deal Town Football Club’s main sponsor, Kevin Redsull chats to the main man Alistair Bayliss
Giant warehouses plan approved
19 May 2016Plans for two gigantic warehouses have been approved by council planners despite concerns about its size
Fraud probe over EU grant
17 May 2016A council is in spotlight over allegations that an EU grant for the dredging of a port was not used correctly.
Housing promises for former airport site
12 May 2016Developers aiming to build homes on a former Kent airport have made a series of pledges about the project after consulting with the public.
Freight firm keeps staff despite cuts
11 May 2016Over capacity in the freight industry put the brakes on revenues at a haulage firm but bosses said they have sacrificed costs rather than jobs.
Ferry strike threat
10 May 2016P&O Ferries staff may be balloted on strike action after two workers were dismissed following an apparent near miss incident.
Former airport to be standby lorry park until end of 2017
10 May 2016The former Manston airport can be used as an emergency relief lorry park for Operation Stack until the end of next year.
Family’s tug took tragic Temeraire on its last voyage
08 May 2016A historic firm provided the boat seen pulling The Fighting Temeraire in a painting by JMW Turner, whose face will soon appear on the new £20 note.
DFDS worker jailed for fraud
05 May 2016A ferry company worker was dealt two years imprisonment after stealing £20,000 by faking vital documents and implicating colleagues.
Traders’ warnings over impact of traffic switch
04 May 2016Two-way traffic switch will come into force next week. But traders have warned about the impact it could have on their businesses.
£5m car park opens
29 April 2016A new multi-storey car park opens today, in time for thousands of visitors for this year's Sweeps Festival.
High street works pushed back by late bricks
20 April 2016The late delivery of paving bricks has pushed back major redevelopment works - already three weeks behind schedule - another month.
Car maker cuts losses
20 April 2016Bosses at sportscar maker Caterham Cars said they are "disappointed" after having to cease expansion plans, put up prices and make redundancies.
Export campaign comes to Kent
20 April 2016The announcement of an £85m investment in traffic management at a Kent port kicked off a roadshow trying to encourage businesses to export.
Bosses fear traffic impact of new crossing
15 April 2016Plans for a Lower Thames Crossing may stumble on its environmental impact and road pressure, as ministers await its consultation results.
Investors make tracks for town 'with it all'
14 April 2016Ashford is proving its appeal extends to more than its high speed rail links, with a range of developments underway.
Return ruled out for search and rescue team
13 April 2016The Department for Transport has confirmed that Bristow’s search and rescue service will not return to Thanet.
Park and ride plans for town
11 April 2016A park and ride could open on the outskirts of Herne Bay after regeneration chiefs entered talks about the proposal.
Damaged railway to be fully rebuilt at cost of £44m
04 April 2016A stretch of railway destroyed in bad weather will not reopen until December... after a multi-million pounds refit.
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