Top talent from the online world will teach businesses how to do more on the web at the Digital in Kent conference.

Parts of the former brickworks in Woodnesborough have already been sold to be converted into homes.

More than a dozen people have lost their jobs after a firm which planned and bought media for publicity campaigns closed down.

An unexpected grant from Shepway District Council means that vital improvements to Folkestone Invicta’s home ground are starting this week.

Chailey Homes has submitted a second application for the same field off Postley Road.

Chain restaurant Bella Italia will open at St James's, it has been announced

Twenty-two food outlets may be putting patrons at risk having earned a zero hygiene rating - the lowest score for food safety and cleanliness.

A character created from Polypipe is proving to be a hit for a Tenterden building firm.

Petrol prices are on the rise across Medway two months after a battle broke out among supermarkets to provide the best value at the pumps.

George Freeman, minister for life sciences has praised apprenticeship schemes at Discovery Park.

A wheelchair rugby player has officially launched a £7.8m development suitable for people who need care.

A video promoting journalism apprenticeships - featuring KM Group staff - has been released.

The search is on to find Swale's best firms, large and small, as part of a scheme to recognise their place in the community.

Fremlin Walk in Maidstone celebrates 10 years in business with cupcakes for every day it has been open.

Several parts of Kent could be soaking up London's housing overspill under new plans.

A Labour councillor has spoken out against the loss of business opportunities in his 'over-developed' ward.

A coach company that ferries hundreds of children to school is being investigated by police over claims it has operated without insurance.

Mixed reaction to government announcement that consultants will review CPO Manston papers

Plans have been rolled out revealing the potential £35m development of Albert Road in Deal.

A bolt of electricity from overhead powerlines started a fire in the Channel Tunnel, leading to nearly a week of transport disruption for Kent.