The transformation of the former Aylesford Newsprint site into a £180m state-of-the-art logistics centre is under way.

After being postponed for the last two years, thousands are set to flock for the return of the region's biggest business-to-business event.

More than 250 residents and a village parish council are fighting plans for "affordable" homes on farmland.

A council leader has stoked controversy by suggesting there is little public support for keeping a closure-threatened docks open.

Villagers are upset about the council's decision to sell a piece of their heritage without consultation.

Speculative housing schemes across several districts are now more likely to be given the go-ahead, after councils failed to hit new homes targets.

More homes are needed to pay for crucial junction work while cars going to a McDonald's will be diverted in an effort to fix a town's traffic issues.

A leading business organisation is calling on the government to scrap plans to increase national insurance as a report reveals plunging confidence.

A poorly lit footpath is causing concerns for the safety of pedestrians.

Despite the rise in Omicron cases, the county's jobs market appears to have emerged unscathed, according to the latest figures.

A housebuilder in the county says it is stepping up its efforts to build more homes in the county.

Detailed plans have revealed how two seven-storey blocks of flats proposed for a prime town centre site could look.

Drivers are facing more roadworks on part of the A20 – just weeks after a two-and-a-half month closure of the same stretch came to an end.

Plans have formally been submitted to transform a disused shopping mall and car park into town centre flats.

A bid to build two homes in the Green Belt has been rejected.

Construction on a major logistics facility, where every building has rooftop solar panels, is complete.

Disbelieving councillors have nevertheless passed plans for an open barn and toilet in a domestic garden.

A developer whose housing application has more than 350 objections has reduced its proposal by two homes.

The technology to detect sinkholes before they occur exists, but Kent County Council says it is unaffordable.

The first stage of a major project to identify the skill needs of the county's firms has been completed.