A house builder has seen profits grow by nearly 70% after selling a record number of homes as prices continue to rise.

Two firms, based just 250m apart, are joining forces for a tasty new business venture.

The rising popularity of Londoners buying second homes in a Kent town is hurting trade in the High Street, according to business bosses.

Following the end of a legal wrangle, Peel Ports has begun storing imported cars on the former Thamesteel site.

Plans for a 500-space car park at Dover Priory Station have been dropped due to "planning and funding issues" according to Network Rail.

A bank that specialises in supporting charities and social enterprises is moving to a bigger headquarters in Kent.

A town centre store which sells ladieswear and linen is to close after 45 years, blaming a lack of business.

A nightclub is finally reopening - and the new owners want our readers to help choose a name!

April could bring a “perfect storm” for Operation Stack, Kent’s police chief has warned.

Builders have started working on a huge £30 million private hospital.

KentOnline is the UK's fastest growing news network again... with a massive 83% audience growth year on year.

Keeping volumes low has kept outdoor lovers paying top dollar for Craig Ormiston’s African-themed buildings at the Lapa Company.

New technology and easier ways to switch suppliers are cutting utility bills.

Administrators KPMG have made 233 employees at Aylesford Newsprint redundant with immediate effect.

Rochester and Strood's Ukip MP will face a panel of political figures on Thursday.

Communities secretary Eric Pickles has praised the growth of Britain's Enterprise Zones as job figures released.

Employment training in Dover will be boosted after East Kent College bid for a share in funds from the South East Local Enterprise Partnership.

Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch says she is working to help staff affected by Aylesford Newsprint's decision to call in the administrators.

Recycling company Aylesford Newsprint is to apply to the courts to go into administration today.

The creators of Wallace and Gromit have signed a deal for their characters to be used in attractions at the Paramount resort due to be built in Kent.