The owners of the former airport have unveiled plans to build a film studio, thousands of homes and swimming facilities at the renamed site.

It’s been a whirlwind six months for business partners Oliver Du Toit and Jeff Paterson, whose new business plan could be heard by Richard Branson.

A mobile technology developer signs a deal worth over £200,000 with a renowned information provider.

A new form of sustainable energy has been created by a Kent man, with a busy financial district being the latest project

It has survived Hitler’s bombs, takeovers, industrial strikes, competition and threats from other media - today the Mercury is 150 years old!

Paddock Wood based Active Digital will join O2's Direct Partner Network

An expert in social media from Strood will be travelling to Montenegro to speak in front of NATO officials

After days of filming in Faversham, the international chocolatiers have published their newest commercial for Dairy Milk.

Brachers has revamped its logo and website in a bid to reflect its changing business.

The finalists for the Kent Excellence in Business Awards have been announced, including house builders, wildlife parks and cheesemakers.

A supplier of television equipment will work on events like the Olympic Games after being snapped up by a French media business.

The KM Group is proud to receive four nominations for a prominent national award - but we need your vote to win.

A stock market-listed telecoms company expects turnover to grow by 30% after snapping up a communications business.

The little robot from the TV adverts is helping a design agency back on its feet after losing a multi-million pound client.

A law firm has launched a website with tips for entrepreneurs looking to sell their business.

Judges at KEiBA, the biggest business awards in Kent, are celebrating after receiving the largest number of applications ever.

A video game maker is set to lead a new team of bosses offering their expertise to growing businesses.

A cobbled street is today being used by international chocolate firm Cadbury to shoot a commercial.

Businesses in construction and financial sectors are proving it is not just young tech firms who are liking Facebook and Twitter.

A market research agency has been appointed by a national polling company to conduct telephone interviews ahead of the general election.