A supermarket giant is creating 175 jobs across Kent, with salaries of up to £63,000.

A sacked P&O worker who was nearing his 30th year with the firm has described the devastating impact it's had on him and his colleagues.

The P&O boss who told government he'd broken the law and would "do it all again" has refused to u-turn on the firm's shock sacking of 800 staff.

Ferry service cancellations by disgraced operator P&O have entered their 10th day with the company now having lost millions since sacking 800 staff.

The Lloyds Banking Group has axed 60 branches across the UK due to rise in people using online services, and one in Kent will close.

The government has been pressed to reconsider a bid for the Port of Dover to become a freeport after news P&O is making 800 employees redundant.

Ambitious plans have been drawn up to overhaul part of an historic Citadel, with artisan businesses destined to move in.

A council has backed proposals for a multi-billion pound theme park billed as Kent's answer to Disneyland, explaining it "desperately needs jobs".

A local DWP office in Kent has been earmarked for permanent closure with staff facing relocation to other offices or retraining for new roles.

Bus chiefs fear a new drive-thru restaurant in Canterbury will make traffic gridlock worse on a city road already blighted by congestion.

The firm behind the £2.5bn London Resort has shaken up its board with a long term backer leaving and a former British ambassador joining its ranks.

The number of people claiming benefits rose in February for the first time in a year - but optimism for the jobs market remains strong.

The sudden closure of JC Rook and Sons sparked sadness across Kent, but are more independent butchers facing the chop?

A special order now allows the development of an inland HMRC border facility after changes of customs rules since Britain left the EU.

A shopping centre which is to lose both H&M and Next has been taken over by new owners who say they are considering a number of options for the site.

The CEO of an IT firm says more firms should look to take advantage of government employment schemes to help youngsters get on the career ladder.

One of the county's leading business organisations has a new regional chair - taking on the role from a Kent businessman.

A new warehouse unit on a former power station redevelopment has been approved by council planners.

Kent Cricket's CEO is to speak before delegates at a leading business event next month.

A family who started out as mechanics have now taken the leap into a completely different industry – funeral directing.