Thousands of jobs are at risk as DIY giant B&Q announces 60 store closures.

A manufacturer of a testing kit for asthma sufferers is expecting profits to soar after experts' calls for better screening.

Billboards featuring the words “It’s Here” have appeared at sites earmarked for development as part of the £100 million project.

The KM Group is looking for readers to send in their best snaps from the Kent County Show after winning a contract to promote the event.

Paper maker Aylesford Newsprint became the latest casualty of a declining newspaper industry when it closed, costing more than 230 jobs.

The site of the closed Aylesford Newsprint paper mill could become a mixture of housing and commercial land, although politicians favour business use.

Trevor Sturgess recalls happy times during the heady days for a paper mill and gives his thoughts on the chancellor's final budget before polling day

The owners of Manston have made their clearest statement yet on their intentions for the site and have revealed the stake held by ex-boss Ann Gloag.

Two marine businesses in Kent - one of which is 300 years old - have merged in a deal which secures the boatyard industry here for another generation.

The manager of a gym due to open earlier this month has apologised to members as it is not yet ready due to complications with the construction.

A presentation on the Betteshanger Sustainable Park project was given to Deal Town Council in a bid to gain its support

A village pub will reopen after a complete refit inside and out next month.

A foster parent provider has been sold by its private equity owners after expanding its revenues and the number of children it looks after.

It's been revealed - the date when Dreamland finally reopens as a major tourist attraction.

A developer in Kent is looking to take on eight new apprentices.

Insurance broker Towergate has sold a financial planning arm to a private equity group for £8.64 million and hired another ex-worker at a US rival.

A woman who travelled to John Lewis stores across the south of England and fraudulently returned £2,153 of items has been handed a suspended sentence.

There will be no Lounge on the Farm festival this year - for the first time in nine years - we can exclusively reveal.

Rural companies are being encouraged to bid for £180 million of EU money being made available over the next six years.

Dance duo Twist and Pulse met more than 2,700 school pupils at a major careers fair, which is open to the public today.