Businesses in the countryside can help shape plans for their borough over the next 20 years in a consultation on the out-of-town economy.

The number of people living there will jump by nearly a third in the decades ahead.

Business leaders in Kent want George Osborne to make business rate relief permanent in his Autumn Statement next month.

A trader paid £140k was dismissed after failing to turn up for meetings after a heavy night out on a Singapore business trip, the High Court's heard.

More than 300 staff face uncertainty about their future after the bank's announcement.

Kent County Council says centralising its staff in one place could save taxpayers money, despite an initial £4.4m outlay to renovate the building.

Plans have been revealed to turn a former art materials factory in Ashford into office space for new businesses.

A conference has urged employers to do more for their workers’ health to help slash the millions of days lost to “sickies.”

After more than 30 years at the Port of Dover, director of corporate assurance Robin Dodridge will retire in March.

The number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance in Kent and Medway has fallen by almost 900, figures out today reveal.

A conference is teaching business leaders how to keep their staff contented.

A team of Kent builders happily endured some cheeky banter for wearing pink safety gear to raise awareness of cancer in honour of their boss.

Ambitious plans have been revealed to preserve a harbour railway and relaunch a ferry service from the port.

A former colliery site is to be transformed into a global green energy business park with 1,000 jobs for Kent in a scheme unveiled today.

The latest batch of recruits from firms across the county have just begun their apprenticeships.

The largest independently-owned heating company in the county is looking for workers after winning a share of £400m of contracts.

Making money with the cosmetics giant has changed a lot in the 28 years one woman has been with the firm.

The Co-operative Bank will close about 50 stores as part of a restructure announced today - leaving workers at Kent branches facing uncertainty.

As part of the Kick Start Kent campaign, the KM Group is launching a survey to find out what are people's concerns about hiring apprentices.

Plans for a huge medical campus on land just off the M20 have been approved - despite objections.