Plans to reopen an animal education centre have been delayed again as councillors decide to defer their decision.

The government is to appoint a consultant to review decisions taken so far about the future of Manston Airport.

The possibility of a marina in Queenborough is back on the table after a government U-turn.

A family values group has accused a lingerie shop of hitting a "new low" by exposing children to its erotic Fifty Shades of Grey window display.

B&Q in Strood is set to be replaced with three shops, a cafe and a 24-hour gym.

A meeting was held to decide whether to allow 14 homes to be built on the site of a former garage.

A solicitor has been suspended and his practice closed after regulators intervened over suspicions the business broke accounting rules.

A crackdown is set to target lorry drivers who illegally park their HGVs on industrial estates by clamping their vehicles.

A developer has offered Canterbury City FC land to build a new base.

The next phase of a new garden city in Kent is getting underway after developers and landowners signed contracts.

Beer maker Shepherd Neame saw its bottom line increase by more than a fifth, even as sales slowed and a major contract came to an end.

The next phase of house-building for the Ebbsfleet Garden City will see the construction of 170 homes, according to housing minister Brandon Lewis.

An award-winning businessman has been banned from being director of a company for creating false documents and trying to defraud creditors.

The government is to sell off its entire stake in Eurostar for hundreds of millions of pounds, it's been revealed.

A troubled insurance broker which had £1bn debts cut by 60% in a takeover last month has poached several staff from an American competitor.

Margate Football Club community trust has opened its first office at Discovery Park.

A Grade II listed freehouse that has been at the center of a planning row has shut its doors for good after the landlord failed to make enough money.

Tests have been carried out at a disused factory after workers complained of feeling unwell.

The owners of two lorry firms whose criminal behaviour put road users at risk have been given lifetime bans from the industry.

Arcadia, the owner of fashion line Dorothy Perkins, has refused to comment on rumours that Primark will be taking over its Biggin Street store.