A firm which specialises in holiday extras says it has been forced into making major cuts to its staff levels.

The cash industry is 'on a knife-edge' according to a union as a major money distributor confirms it is set to slash jobs.

The county's inward investment agency has launched a service to help firms bounce back after the ravages of the lockdown.

The uncertain future of a port is set to be revealed as new research finds it will cost £258m to the economy if it closes.

A cash-strapped leisure trust faces significant job losses after a Kent council's cabinet refused to approve an emergency bailout loan of £120,000.

A legal expert has urged business owners to take all necessary steps to keep staff and visitors safe in the workplace - or risk prosecution.

A leading business figure in the county says many firms cannot afford to bring furloughed staff back - despite Rishi Sunak's £1,000 incentive.

Rail union the RMT has warned of 'serious implications' to Kent if Eurostar slash jobs as a result of the impact of the pandemic.

Business figures in Kent say new measures to get young people into work are well intentioned but may prove a challenge in reality.

Health workers have criticised the county council for cutting a scheme that supports people after being discharged from hospital.

A question mark hangs over the future of a string of Kent stores after its owners called in the administrators.

The new owner of a former newsprint site has pledged to invest £180m into transforming it - with the hope of creating thousands of jobs.

The owners of Heart, Capital and LBC confirms the impact of Covid-19 will see job cuts across all departments.

More than half of firms surveyed in a recent poll said Covid-19 had forced them to cancel or delay international trading plans.

Two of the county's major organisations have come together to help promote our pubs, restaurants, cafés and hotels as they reopen.

Four of the 91 restaurants to close after Casual Dining Group called in the administrators are in Kent

Major cuts to regional TV, radio and online staff across the BBC is likely to impact on its studios in the county.

One of the county's biggest employers has taken advantage of a government scheme to ease the financial pain of the lockdown.

A popular leisure centre will remain closed for a year as part of a £6.5m refurbishment.

One of the nation's favourite supermarkets hopes to open more than a dozen Kent branches.