An accountants has hired an international tax structuring expert to head its corporate dealings.

A shop owner says she was forced out of business after police 'lost' £38,000 worth of jewellery they took as evidence.

A family-owned MOT, servicing and repair company picked up the top prize at the Kent Invicta Chamber Business Awards.

A company which sells venom to drugs research firms will be featured in a programme aired on BBC Four tonight.

Aylesford Newsprint was losing millions before it collapsed into administration, costing 233 jobs.

The Bank of England deputy governor has said the next move for interest rates is still likely to be a hike despite low inflation, as she visited Kent.

A government policy which gives tax breaks to companies in certain areas could be extended to the former Manston airport site.

A huge development was given the go ahead last night despite massive opposition over a dangerous narrow bridge on a major access route.

Bosses at a Kent airport are spending big on a new building to park aircraft as they anticipate a surge in business.

Kent County Council has revealed Manston airport lost more than £100 million under private ownership and said it is time for a "B Plan" for the site.

The businessman who first put forward the idea for a Paramount-themed entertainment resort in Kent has left the project.

A care home has been 'named and shamed' by the government after it failed to pay an employee the minimum wage.

Bosses at Whitstable Harbour insist the site is fit for the future despite fears over a lack of commercial activity.

Freight Eurotunnel trains are being delayed for up to three hours after an alert in the Channel tunnel.

A popular pub badly hit by floods more than a year ago could reopen in May.

Councillors have identified a strip of land which could be used for 1,300 lorry parking spaces to help relieve Operation Stack.

Retail giant plans to close, sell or down-size 52 of its 171 BHS stores, including the one in Ashford.

We reveal the 10 worst restaurants, takeaways and pubs identified by inspectors.

Could moving to Calais and commuting into Kent solve the county's housing crisis? One businessman thinks so.

Dozens of small companies are looking for a new home after the bosses decided to close a large office building.