A leading estate agent in the county has scooped a major national award.

A hotel in the county has signed up with a new app to help swell the number of remote workers using its facilities.

An accountancy firm has today confirmed the takeover of the small business division of a rival Kent firm.

One of the world's biggest logistics firms is set to have the keys to a new distribution hub delivered to it after striking a deal.

A company which offers its staff a host of benefits has won two major awards at a national event.

One of the most historic pubs in Kent - dating back 700 years - has got a new licensee.

A scheme has been launched to help unlock £250bn of potential from female entrepreneurs.

A survey of business owners has revealed many are unable to afford to pay back government-backed Covid loans.

A logistics firm has named the site manager for its new 100,000sq ft logistics hub which is due to open soon.

The first images of how a new city centre with thousands of homes, restaurants, health and workspace facilities could look have been revealed.

From today women will stop earning relative to men, say campaigners, and will effectively work the rest of the year for free.

A developer has been given planning approval to build 121 more homes at Kent's garden city.

A new Jobcentre has opened in a prime unit previously home to Currys, and more recently earmarked to become a late-night bar.

Inflation has hit a 10-year high. But just what exactly is it, how can it be controlled, and how does it impact on you?

Nominations are now open for a leading awards event in the county celebrating the achievements of apprentices.

The first Kent activity centre based on the hit ITV show will be launched by presenter Chris Kamara.

Would you work in prison for £27,851? Three Kent jails have launched a recruitment drive for people to train as prison officers.

A new branch of the Mexican-inspired fast food chain Taco Bell is set to open at a retail park after opening its first branch in Kent two years ago.

Only one district in the county saw a rise in claimants despite the latest figures reflecting the first since the furlough scheme ended.

Millions of pounds invested in projects in a town led critics to claim it ignored other areas but it has emerged a bid for government cash failed.