A man who admitted fraudulently gaining over £5,000 from his workplace by refunding items onto his bank card has been sentenced at court.

The launch of Swale Business Awards 2015 has attracted interest from a number of companies.

It's been the turn of Gallagher Group to persuade a planning inquiry that its Waterside Park development should be approved.

A former pub in Kent could become new homes after dozens of noise complaints - despite strong public opposition.

A new branch of Metro Bank is set to open in Kent this weekend and residents are being invited to two days of celebrations.

An fitness entrepreneur is on track for success after launching a new company on a shoestring in five days.

Brachers has revamped its logo and website in a bid to reflect its changing business.

Neighbours complaining of loud noise caused by temporary engineering works at the Kentish Flats wind farm have been told it will end soon.

Impressions of a new 420 place, two-storey primary school in the middle of a major housing estate have been revealed.

The executive principal of two Kent academies - who was suspended from his duties - has quit amid a police investigation.

A contractor in Kent has won a five-year deal to repair and maintain three of the county's key bridges.

A wholesaler whose customers include Krispy Kreme and Greggs has hired a new chief executive from a family-owned retail company in the Middle East.

Members of the public are being invited to view five designs which could become the future of a Sevenoaks community centre.

A Kent council is looking to sell off two plots of land and build over a dozen family homes.

Plans have been given the go-ahead to built new flats for wounded and sick war veterans in Aylesford.

Burger King has announced it will be relocating its Maidstone branch.

A new leisure pier hoped to attract thousands of people to Folkestone will be ready in time for summer holidays, harbour owners say.

Dover Harbour Board has awarded a student from Sir Roger Manwood's school with a bursary to help him kick start a port related career.

Judges have backed a challenge made by a French workers' union against a ruling which would ban a ferry company operating across the Channel.

Former staff - and those wrangling over the future for Manston - reflect on the situation one year on from the airport's closure.