Firms who have breached the rules surrounding the furlough scheme are set to get a 30-day amnesty period to repay HMRC.

An old tavern could soon be demolished with a block of 15 flats replacing it, if plans are approved.

The University of Kent is to host a series of free webinars to help firms recover after the lockdown.

More than 9,000 firms have been helped by a free business support service since it launched at the end of March.

Tickets are available now for a one-day conference to help boost Kent firms - all taking place online.

The opening of a town’s newest supermarket has been pushed back by bosses, KentOnline can reveal.

Work on a £250m development on the outskirts of town has been set back by about two years following a series of delays.

Ten years after protesters defeated a controversial development, a new firm is looking to move in on the prized piece of countryside.

A leading housebuilder has hired a new executive to help drive forward its ambitious expansion plans.

A Kent council has been told to hand over thousands to cover court costs after being denied a judicial review into approval for up to 700 homes.

More than £3.5 million could be spent on GP surgery, school and library expansions – if plans for a 450-home estate are approved.

Land and home owners could be forced to sell their property to a council as part of a £170 million regeneration project to make way for 12,000 homes.

Firms in the county are being invited to register on a free site highlighting the steps taken to be safe as lockdown measures are eased.

The release of April's GDP figures have brought into 'sharp relief' the economic impact of the health crisis.

A proposal claims thousands of jobs could be created if freeport plans are pursued - but airport campaigners are unlikely to be happy.

Natural England has opposed plans for 168 homes to be built in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Land previously earmarked for the Kent International Gateway site has been acquired by new owners who see development 'potential'.

People who own an empty property or derelict house can now apply for funding to bring it back to life.

Houses will be built on hockey club land despite council refusal.

A plan to demolish a fire-ravaged nightclub and build 29 flats in its place has been revealed - but there is no parking allocated.