Anti-cuts campaigners demonstrated today to claim it is unfair for jobseekers in Whitstable to travel to Herne Bay to receive benefits.

A medical manufacturer is looking to take on 40 skilled workers as it aims to take advantage of its newly expanded facilities.

Discussions are taking place which could lead to the rolling mill side of the steelworks reopening.

The total number of people claiming Jobseekers' Allowance in Kent has dipped below 25,000 for the first time since the recession began.

Immigration Enforcement officers raided a car wash in Herne Bay and arrested a 31-year-old man from Albania on suspicion of entering Britain illegally

A Sheerness charity has been awarded £45,000 to hold employment training, computer workshops and work experience placements.

MP Gordon Henderson has welcomed another drop in the number of people unemployed in Swale.

A Minster community centre has decided to axe its manager as part of money saving measures.

Rising numbers of people wanting advice on retirement options has prompted a recruitment drive at a financial advice company.

For the second consecutive month there are more than 1,000 fewer people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance in Kent.

A retailer is investing £1.5m in a new store aimed at people who love the outdoors

A car aiming to break the land speed record will be the star attraction at an event for employers interested in taking on an apprentice.

Plans for a family pub have been dropped from the Neats Court retail development.

A temporary staff provider for the NHS is looking to take on hundreds of people this month to work across the county.

Subway aims to open dozens of new stores across the county - and has revealed the sites it has its eye on.

Parts of Swale are set for a business boost after being nominated by the government to receive European Union aid.

A company employed to get businesses to work in Kent helped create or retain nearly 3,000 jobs last year.

More than 1,000 fewer people lined up to pick up their dole money in March, marking a dramatic change after two months of steep rises.

There are more than 1,000 fewer people signing on in Kent, latest figures released today reveal.

Work is set to begin on a new superstore at a major regeneration project after a financial services company put up £39.6m for its construction.