Entrepreneurs are thriving in the county after figures reveal more companies were set up last year than ever before.

A landmark office building has been sold by developers, with it likely to be turned into flats.

A mobile software developer has signaled it expects strong profits after a good year of trading, buoyed by a deal with an international food firm.

Fiery restaurant owner Tony Salerno and his wife Megan are due to appear in the new series of Channel 4's Coach Trip.

Businesses based at the site of a possible housing development say they are not worried as it could take five years to complete.

Water bosses have confessed a coastal town's biggest car park will not be ready for the tourist season.

A new cake shop and two expanding clothes stores have generated several jobs at a shopping centre.

A project in Kent to swap electricity between the UK and Europe is edging closer after the National Grid signed a deal with Belgian energy company.

Campaigners who want ministers to cut a penny off the price of a pint have revealed the sector contributes over £550 million to Kent's economy.

A judge has ruled against claims councillors incorrectly handled a decision about a £120m town-centre scheme to build shops and flats.

Fresh images have emerged of a proposed £100 million town-centre regeneration, which developers say was inspired by King's Cross' transformation.

The people behind the controversial Seager Road development have submitted new proposals after existing buildings broke planning permission rules.

A popular furniture store closed its doors to customers a day early after it shifted more than 1,000 items in two days.

A company's vision for a £30 million energy station could be over before it's even begun.

A planning committee refused plans to build houses on a three-hectare patch on the edge of a village.

Farmland could be home to a solar panel project if planning permission is given.

Lincoln Furniture Warehouse, which has been in Maidstone for 16 years, will close its doors for the last time today.

The owner of the over-50s holiday and insurance firm has raised more than £200 million by selling shares to at least two new investors.

Nearly 200 Aylesford Newsprint workers met last night to start their search for a new job after the mill closed this week.

A science firm which sells venom from poisonous animals is looking for investors to help it raise half a million pounds.