Hundreds of people have written a passionate letter to the council to block plans to build a massive housing estate on farmland.

Two high streets could get an upgrade thanks to funding from the government, after a council stated its intention to bid for cash.

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Company employs more than 300 people in the county.

Star of the TV show picked Kent start-up in his weekly contest held on Twitter.

An historic pub which has been shut for several weeks may be given a new lease of life after a bid to find a new manager was apparently launched.

The cost of controversial plans to build a leisure centre and 150 seafront homes has reignited calls for it to be scrapped.

A council has been criticised for failing to alert parish councillors to a 50-acre solar farm project which will cost almost £6m.

A boarded up convenience store has partially reopened with makeshift signage just a day after it was targeted in an overnight raid.

P&O Ferries is changing hands in a deal which will take it back under the wing of a company which owned it a decade ago.

A council has agreed to buy a shopping centre for £45m.

The new owners of troubled music retailer HMV have had a change of heart about closing a store which had been set for closure after its takeover.

The model makers "came home" after moving offices and showrooms back to a Kent town after spending almost four years away elsewhere in the county.

A sewing shop has defended the sale of a type of fabric despite claims it is based on a golliwog.

Only minor changes were made to plans for two big housing developments despite concerns from a hospital trust and local councils.

An historic pub is facing an uncertain future after it was put on the market for more than £500,000.

Companies have an extra week to enter the most prestigious business awards in Kent

Brewers and butchers, pubs and producers, the country's finest food and drink businesses have been whittled down.

Muscle men and work-out women will be able to get in shape when a new £26 million leisure centre opens next week.

Town centre gym bosses have accused a US firm of trying to muscle in on their patch.