Plans to redevelop a former drinks factory site have been given the green light for a second time - and are set to create about 250 jobs.

More than a quarter of jobs at a university could be slashed in a bid to save £20 million, KentOnline can reveal.

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A fast-food chain has confirmed it is to open at a motorway service station - creating 12 jobs.

A parcel delivery company is launching a new warehouse in Kent as it looks to expand its operations.

More than a third of roles at a refrigeration manufacturer could be axed as part of a redundancy process.

A small number of HR roles are expected to be lost at the county’s fire and rescue service.

Almost 400 people in Kent have lost their jobs after two big employers went into administration on the same day.

Mexican-inspired chain Taco Bell looks set to add another Kent site to its ranks after revealing plans to open in a former Debenhams store.

One of the biggest supermarket chains is creating up to 100 jobs at a Kent distribution centre.

A total of 120 jobs have been lost after a long-established Kent firm tumbled into administration.

A cafe-bar chain “better than Wetherspoons” hopes to set up shop in an abandoned cinema as part of rapid expansion plans.

A week-long walk-out starts today, with security officers demanding a wage ‘that’s enough to live on’.

A restaurant may be one of 112 low-performing branches set to close as part of plans to open more hotel facilities instead.

A firm is on a recruitment drive this spring as part of a team-up with a leading food store chain.

More than 40 homes could be built on a commercial site near a busy town centre.

The University of Kent has confirmed which courses are set to be “phased out”, after protests from students and staff over the plans.

Two businessmen brothers have pledged to create jobs and back the community in an effort to boost a once popular holiday location.

A train firm has announced it is looking to recruit its biggest-ever intake of apprentices this year.

Nine courses, including journalism and art history, could be phased out at the University of Kent as a consultation is launched.