The Operation Brock contraflow system to return to the M20 in anticipation of high passenger numbers heading through Kent to Europe

Operation Brock is set to return to the M20 this week ahead of a very busy summer getaway

Kent Resilience Forum (KRF) has confirmed that Operation Brock will be removed from the M20 this weekend.

Operation Brock is set to return to the M20 ahead of the winter getaway.

As the summer holidays come to an end, the Brock contraflow will be taken off the M20 on Saturday 3rd September.

People heading to Europe through Kent are being are urged to help keep the county open for business by planning journeys and booking ahead

Kent Resilience Forum (KRF) leaders would like to thank residents, businesses, drivers and hauliers for their patience as Operation Brock...

Now that the half-term and Platinum Jubilee breaks have come to a close, the Brock contraflow has been taken off the M20

People travelling to Europe via Kent over next weekend’s half-term getaway are urged check with their operator before setting off.

Operation Brock iis to remain place on the M20 until the end of Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday celebrations at the earliest.

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

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