Small businesses are to receive a boost later this month when a roadshow touring towns and cities across the UK pays a visit to the county.

More than £500,000 has been secured to help firms in the county reduce their carbon footprint.

A seaweed-based animal feed diet for cows is being investigated as part of efforts by a supermarket to have more climate-friendly cattle.

A major new site for a growing company in the county has been officially opened.

A luxury dessert producer, which a Michelin-starred celebrity chef helped set up, has sold a majority stake to a Spanish company.

A leading business organisation is calling on the Chancellor for more support to prevent firms from struggling this winter.

Toy experts have revealed the top 12 toys, available to buy this Christmas, that they think will be this year's must-have items.

Organisers of one of the first major business events of the new year have unveiled a host of speakers it has added to its line-up.

Firms across Kent and Medway can now apply for loans of between £100,000 and £500,000 to help fuel the county's economic recovery.

A town's last remaining bank or building society will reduce its opening hours by almost half from next month.

The Kent Excellence in Business Awards are back for 2021 - find out who lifted the prestigious trophies here.

Another retail giant which sells stationery, book and newspapers has confirmed it will be shutting another high street store.

As importers and exporters grapple with the new rules post-Brexit, a ferry firm has launched a new service to help.

A company with stores across Kent has scooped a prestigious national award for its efforts - and it plans to open another branch soon.

After nearly 20,000 calls, a helpline to help firms get through the pandemic is to continue.

Retail giant Marks and Spencer has announced a town centre store in Kent will close its doors for good after Christmas.

As social lives and shopping habits have been changed by the pandemic - John Lewis reveals some of our most popular items of the last year.

The number of people claiming benefits has fallen once again this month as firms warn of a recruitment crisis.

German supermarket giant Lidl is having to apply to build a new town store again despite being given permission previously.

Six months after public toilets closed in one town, businesses say they are losing customers and desperately need the facilities back open.