New measures to curb buy-to-let landlords will push owning a home further out of the reach of first-time buyers, says a housing expert.

Activity in the food and drink sector helped a law firm increase revenues to £8.5 million in the first half of the year.

A new body has been launched to offer businesses a single place for information and help with funding or expansion.

A 102-year-old charity which supports village community projects has appointed financial advisors to help it invest its wealth.

An accountancy firm has taken home an industry prize for its pension work.

A challenger bank set up after the financial crisis is to open a new branch in Kent, creating about 20 jobs.

A new law firm has become one of the first tenants of a town’s former public library.

A solicitors has won a prize for its fundraising and skills-sharing in the community.

Over-50s company Saga has sold Allied Healthcare amid concerns to cuts in local authority spending to the sector.

Kent County Council has written off more than £1.5 million of taxpayer’s money after loaning it to businesses in the county which have gone bust.

Reaction has flooded in about the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement and what it means for business.

A legal practice has seen its income and bottom line increase in the first half of this year.

An underwriter has revealed a huge decline in earnings for the first nine months of the year as it continues a drastic financial restructure.

A law firm in Kent will be honoured by Guinness World Records as the oldest in the world still in operation.

A farmer has swapped barnyards for boxes after opening a new office for his document storage business.

The tax authority will shut four locations in the county after revealing proposals to drastically reduce its presence across the UK.

OneSavings Bank, the owner of the Kent Reliance brand, reported an increase in its loan book in the first nine months of the year.

Online banking is beginning to spell the end for traditional high street branches, as another Medway bank closes its doors.

The banking giant is moving out of Sheerness, causing upset among Islanders with accounts.

There are fears for patient safety after Medway hospital’s deficit trebled in a year - despite health chiefs paying £1 million for financial advice.