Operation Brock will continue to remain on the M20 to manage the flow of freight traffic to the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel

Operation Brock to remain in place as a precaution to manage the flow of freight traffic to the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel

Operation Brock will remain in place until at least after the May Day Bank Holiday on 2 May

Operation Brock will remain in place until after the Easter Bank Holiday weekend as a precaution to manage the flow of traffic to the ports.

Kent Resilience Forum leaders thank local residents, drivers and business for their patience following traffic disruption

Brock barrier returns as precaution against major disruption

Reminder to local residents and people driving in or through Kent to always check their route before travelling this half term break.

Kent Resilience Forum leaders are reminding local residents and people driving in or through Kent to check their route before travelling.

Kent Resilience Forum (KRF) partners continue to work together to manage the impact of the COVID-19 across the county.

21 December 2021 Kent’s residents and motorists have been thanked for their patience as Kent Resilience Forum (KRF) partners worked...

The Operation Brock contraflow will be removed this weekend now the risk of disruption has reduced following the start of the summer...

The KRF has thanked residents, businesses, drivers and hauliers for their patience as the M20 Operation Brock contraflow is put out.

KRF leaders say they stand ready to support the Department for Transport to meet its responsibilities on its strategic road network.

Next week sees the return of Business Continuity Awareness Week with the theme ‘business continuity starts with you’. The campaign by the...

The patience and understanding of Kent residents and motorists is being recognised ahead of the planned removal of the Operation Brock.

The symptom free testing programme across Kent will remain in place until at least the end of June 2021

A significant step towards normality on Kent’s roads is being taken with the suspension of services for EU-bound HGVs at Manston.

Severe traffic disruption has yet to materialise in Kent since the end of the EU transition period and members of the Kent Resilience Forum

Border-ready HGV drivers are helping reduce the risk of issues on Kent’s roads and currently enjoying smoother trips through the county

The need to activate Aylesford Temporary Place of Rest underlines the severity of COVID across Kent