Two leading timber companies will become one after a deal was signed which protects 30 jobs.

Plans for 800 homes, a primary school, shops, a GP surgery and three play areas have been rejected by councillors.

Builders are yet to start work on a highly controversial housing estate as a water quality issue at a nature reserve still needs to be resolved.

Planners have given the nod to 250 more homes to join 600 already built on a former quarry site.

Figures released by the government reveal the big Kent employers who have relied so heavily on the furlough scheme.

Business leaders in the county have given their response to the Chancellor's Budget today.

A town centre regeneration plan is finally set to get underway after a 15-year wait for the plans to come to fruition.

A number of firms are now insisting on only taking new staff on if they have had the Covid vaccine - but lawyers warn it could be a legal minefield.

Those completing apprenticeships will be celebrated at a special event later this year.

Theme park bosses hoping to build the UK's answer to Disneyland are proposing to hire cruise ships to house thousands of construction workers.

Villagers have formed a charity to protect their Greenbelt.

Another attempt to stop a controversial development - which will include seafront homes and a new leisure centre - going ahead has failed.

A leading business organisation has welcomed news of more support for firms hit by the lockdown - but says more help is needed.

Residents in a corner of Kent earmarked for thousands of homes say the developments will spell the end for community life.

A building overlooked by arguably Kent's most famous landmark is to be sold for the first time in almost 90 years.

A woman hit by a car near her home fears more accidents will happen if a bid to extend a block of flats is allowed to go ahead.

A decision over plans for 210 new homes has been stalled over concerns for rare birds and plants at the site.

The latest phase of a major riverside redevelopment is now under way delivering new homes.

Residents are gathering together to fight what they see as a threat to their conservation areas.

Estate agents have mixed thoughts about the stamp duty holiday introduced to boost the housing market after the first lockdown being extended.