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Hornby sells model vehicle brand for £1.38m

06 November 2024
Hornby sells model vehicle brand for £1.38m

Collectables giant Hornby has sold one of its loss-making brands to its own former CEO.

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Self-build homes event returns for 2025

06 November 2024
Self-build homes event returns for 2025

Ever fancied creating your own Grand Designs home? Then an event in February could be just up your street.

University welcomes tuition fee increase

04 November 2024
University welcomes tuition fee increase

Students are set to see their student loans increase after the cap for university tuition fees was confirmed - but maintenance loans will rise too.

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‘This place puts you at the centre of Kent’s past, present and future’

02 November 2024
‘This place puts you at the centre of Kent’s past, present and future’

Kent has plenty of historic spots - but this one provides you with a view of the county’s biggest - and ongoing - challenges over the centuries.

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‘Giving with one hand and taking with the other’: What does the new Budget mean for Kent?

30 October 2024
‘Giving with one hand and taking with the other’: What does the new Budget mean for Kent?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled Labour’s first Budget for 14 years - but what does it mean for the county?

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Industrial estate under the hammer for £1m-plus

30 October 2024
Industrial estate under the hammer for £1m-plus

The hammer is set to fall this week in an auction for an industrial site - with a seven-figure guide price.

Prisoners to help plug construction industry’s skills shortage

30 October 2024
Prisoners to help plug construction industry’s skills shortage

A pilot training programme has been announced by the team behind a £9bn Kent project to help plug the skills gap in the construction industry.

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‘We need Eurostar back and Lower Thames Crossing approved’

30 October 2024
‘We need Eurostar back and Lower Thames Crossing approved’

A leading business figure is pleading with Chancellor Rachel Reeves to get Eurostar trains stopping in Kent again and give green light to M2 widening.

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College to deliver authority’s green skills courses

30 October 2024
College to deliver authority’s green skills courses

A local council has given a college group a contract to deliver green skills as part of a government-funded initiative.

Biotech company upgrades lab space

30 October 2024
Biotech company upgrades lab space

A fast-growing biotech company has upgraded its laboratory space at its Kent base for a third time to cope with booming international trade.

Another death as boat deflates in the Channel

27 October 2024
Another death as boat deflates in the Channel

Another person has died after the boat they were in deflated just minutes after setting out for the Kent coast.

Rail users warned of four day closure

27 October 2024
Rail users warned of four day closure

Trains on a busy stretch of rail will be suspended for four days as vital work to prevent landslips takes place.

Author to let seaside cottage for free

27 October 2024
Author to let seaside cottage for free

A Booker Prize-winning author is letting out her seaside cottage as part of a new literary competition.

Tragedies, fire and rebirth at one of Kent’s most iconic attractions

27 October 2024
Tragedies, fire and rebirth at one of Kent’s most iconic attractions

It may be something of a ‘Trigger’s broom’ but this famous attraction has had more ups and downs than most over its lifetime.

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‘Do we really expect prisoners not to be cock-a-hoop at an early release?’

26 October 2024
‘Do we really expect prisoners not to be cock-a-hoop at an early release?’

There was uproar this week as prisoners bounded out all smiles early from jail due to overcrowding concerns. But can we really blame them?

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Major estate agent sold to rapidly-expanding group

23 October 2024
Major estate agent sold to rapidly-expanding group

One of the county’s best-known estate agents has changed hands as part of one group’s aggressive nationwide acquisition strategy.

Fast-food firm to open new outlet

23 October 2024
Fast-food firm to open new outlet

A fast-food chain has confirmed it is to open at a motorway service station - creating 12 jobs.

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UK’s first 24/7 kayak rental facility opened

23 October 2024
UK’s first 24/7 kayak rental facility opened

A seaside town’s bid to boost its watersports offering now includes a 24/7 automated kayak and SUP rental unit on the beach.

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Beer drinkers are being ‘misled’

23 October 2024
Beer drinkers are being ‘misled’

A campaign has been launched to help prevent beer-drinkers being ‘misled’ into buying brews created by global giants rather than true independents.

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‘Hands up if you think the 11-plus is fair’

19 October 2024
‘Hands up if you think the 11-plus is fair’

Kent Test results came out this week - but is sitting such a momentous exam at just 10 too much, too young, asks our columnist.

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