A long-standing Costa cafe in a busy high street looks set to close down after being put up on the market.

The county council is to host a webinar next week to help businesses safely welcome back staff and customers.

Amid concerns it was to move, a major employer has signed a new lease deal on offices in the county.

A major contract to help build new Royal Navy submarines will see naval work return to a part of Kent for the first time in more than 30 years.

A £2.8 million project will see blocks of rundown garages converted into new affordable homes to be managed by a housing association.

A union is demanding the government give financial support to Eurostar as it faces the threat of collapse.

A major survey is launched today which aims to identify the scale of the impact on the county's jobs market of the health crisis.

You've only got a few days to nominate after we teamed up with estate agents Wards to find the High Street Heroes during the pandemic.

An online webinar revealed more details about a proposed 'garden town' in Kent, including a new destination public park and upgraded train station.

The owner of a product design firm started days before the first lockdown reflects on the challenges of growing a business from scratch in a pandemic.

Retail parks in Kent will be a thing of the past within five to 10 years if their downward trend continues, a leading business expert believes.

More than 100 Santander banks are close down, and two in Kent are on the list to face the chop.

The Prime Minister has backed calls to protect the future of hundreds of skilled jobs threatened by the closure of industrial docks.

A teenager speaks about her struggles to find work during the pandemic as 70,000 people were left unemployed in the county last month

Estate agents say they are expecting keen interest in the sale of a 491 boat marina and leisure centre.

A theatre director and performer forced to shield for months is about to launch his new cookie business.

Customers will soon be able to order groceries and have them delivered in as quick as 20 minutes.

Work has begun on improving the facilities at a leading horticultural research site in the county.

A business district on green belt land has been given the go-ahead with developers saying 4,000 jobs will be based there.

A second, temporary, Jobcentre is due to open in a town centre as part of the government's response to coronavirus.