House building in the county is failing to keep pace with demand, leaving more and more people facing homelessness according to a Kent charity.

Opponents of plans to build houses at a beauty spot have told councillors the application "cannot be allowed to happen".

Train journeys from London to this Kent village were faster 65 years ago than today, a commuter group has revealed.

A hotel thought to have once been owned by the notorious Kray twins has closed its doors to make way for housing.

A council and the NHS are in talks to redevelop an abandoned maternity block into homes, offices or shops.

A minister has told investment firm RiverOak the government "would leave no stone unturned" in order to help find a way to "rescue Manston airport."

A well-known furniture store has announced it is set to close because of a crowded marketplace and to make way for a supermarket.

A Kent woman has been convicted of stealing more than £1 million from an oil and gas company while working as its payroll officer.

A project to upgrade London’s sewer system is searching for the next generation of engineers and construction workers at a jobs fair.

The coffee giant has abandoned its plans for a new cafe in Market Place.

Setting up a Workplace Pension is about to affect small companies in a big way as they fight to enroll in time or face heavy fines.

A brief change in funding for older apprentices led to a fall in numbers by more than 2,200 in Kent last year.

An application for another large housing development has drawn criticism from campaigners.

A woman from Sholden has followed her heart and started a new business, offering vintage crockery for hire

A video supporting independent businesses has been posted on to YouTube.

Artist impressions showing what Ashford's new Commercial Quarter will look like when complete have been released for the first time.

Supermarkets have been taking advantage of growers for decades says Kent's top food and drink association as an investigation into Tesco continues.

Building work on a new rural-focused community school will begin next month after its developers overcame government concerns about its management.

David Cameron has signalled more money will need to be spent dealing with the economic damage created by Operation Stack.

A leading councillor has guaranteed the town centre will get long-awaited funds given by the developers of a retail park.