As he prepares to call time on his political career outgoing Medway Council Leader Alan Jarrett has given his verdict on his tenure.

Brexit, staffing problems and red tape have caused the demise of a popular tapas restsaurant chain, says its owner.

A Eurotunnel train driver says he has suffered legal aged discrimination by losing work benefits because he has reached retirement age.

Entrepreneurs have fulfilled their dream after opening a brewery and a tap room in a converted barn on a farm.

The man behind one of Kent's biggest pub chains has been described as a "true gentleman" and "legend".

Travel and insurance giant Saga has confirmed the locations of two new offices after shutting its huge main headquarters as more staff work from home.

The woman who founded lingerie brand Ann Summers has died seven years after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

A popular and well-known face of Kent business has confirmed she is stepping down.

A salon owner who has cut the hair of MPs and TV doctors is celebrating 35 years in business by lopping off the locks of his first customer again.

An entrepreneur has revealed how he transformed a coffee van that toured business parks into a growing chain turning over more than £2 million.

A popular town centre pizza and pasta restaurant has closed suddenly less than two years after opening.

He planted the first vines at Chapel Down and has left his mark on many of the county's top winemakers - we meet the Godfather of English wine.

A tsunami of challenges is pushing many food and drink producers in the county to the brink - but we can all play a part in saving them.

Flights could be taking off from Kent to popular holiday destinations such as Spain in the next five years, airport bosses hope.

A tech firm which makes parts for Formula 1 cars and space orbiters is now helping in the fight against epilepsy, autism and Parkinson's.

A former hairstylist has won an award after a career change saw her create a home surveying company.

A businessman who ran a gentleman's outfitters as well as uniform and tie factories has died.

Tycoon Fergus Wilson has unveiled a scheme for the village where he lives which he hopes will be a £25m route to retirement.

Fine-dining and a "wall of wine" will be on the menu at a new venue planned for a town centre.

Royal Mail bosses need to listen to their workforce and solve the pay dispute, says a businesswoman.