Plans to build an 80-bed hotel, shops and restaurants in a seaside town's car park have been scrapped.

A primary school, retail space, and 1,000 two and five-bedroom homes could be built on a greenfield site.

Counters in 90 stores will be scrapped as part of range of cost-cutting measures.

The latest expansion of broadband firm Openreach will help drive its roll-out of high-speed internet across the country.

Thousands of staff at supermarket giant Tesco could be at risk amid speculation it is about to axe some of its in-store fresh food counters.

Advisors have doubled their office space in the county to cope with growing demand.

Proposed changes to planning conditions on town centre outlets could be set for a major shake-up to help high streets combat challenges.

Controversial plans to demolish a disused pub and convert it into a Co-op and flats have been rejected for the second time in less than 12 months.

A shopping centre has been sold to a commercial property giant for just over £7 million.

An MP has been told that 100% of staff at a closing M&S store will be offered redeployment.

Boost for owners of electric powered cars as authority signals increase in charge points.

Gin and vodka specialist says 2018 delivered quality crops.

Organisations in Kent preparing contingency plans for Brexit were advised by the government on how to resist releasing information about their work.

Budget hotel chain reiterates its desire to dramatically increase its number of Kent outlets

Major company rebrands key division as it looks to cement relationship with commercial construction sector.

The BBC has become the focus of a bullying investigation after it emerged it called in a corporate law firm to examine concerns raised by Kent staff.

Education chiefs have sought to alleviate concerns that schools could be forced to close because of Brexit.

None of Kent's branches of a popular chain of cafe will be closed, accountants have confirmed.

One of the county's airports is finally due to get a long-awaited upgrade after a final objection to plans for a £4.4 million revamp was lifted.

A council plans to continue its “inconsistent” drinks ban at this year’s Castle Concerts - which many claim led to big losses last summer.