A £115m leisure complex with a cinema is among the major developments springing up in one part of Kent.

A fifth of the properties at a development being built at a former bus depot have already been bought, say bosses.

The first cohort of apprentices to help deliver a multi-billion pound tunnel project between Kent and Essex have been chosen.

A specialist firm has won a top national award for its response to the health crisis and efforts to protect its staff.

A crumbling wall masked by peeling hoardings still sits in the shadow of a multi-million pound regeneration site despite concerns raised 12 years ago.

The purchase of a former office block, which was granted planning permission earlier this year to be converted, has been confirmed by a Kent council.

The Kent Excellence in Business Awards are back for 2021 - find out who lifted the prestigious trophies here.

A huge housing development planned for the Kent countryside has been stripped of its planning permission in a momentous decision.

Angry parents are threatening to withdraw their children from a new-build primary school amid concerns over 'hazardous' access to the site.

Three of the county's top female entrepreneurs have won recognition for their efforts.

This secluded four-bedroom detached house with a hot tub and views to die for is on the market for £1.6m

A development company has started the planning process for 900 houses to be built in a village which currently only has 752 homes.

A plot of wasteland complete with a dumped traffic cone and array of debris could fetch six-figures at auction.

A Kent town’s first crematorium could start to hold services as early as next year, developers have revealed.

The county's biggest business event took place recently - and organisers say it proves an appetite for face-to-face networking has returned.

After nearly 20,000 calls, a helpline to help firms get through the pandemic is to continue.

Diggers have begun preparation work for a £92m revamp of one of Kent's busiest motorway junctions.

Residents are breathing a huge sigh of relief after plans to build a housing estate on prime agricultural land were resoundingly refused.

A major civil engineering firm in the county has dramatically expanded its concrete production facilities.

Plans for 30 new homes which will use technology to become zero-carbon once occupied have been drawn up by a council's in-house team.