Kent Science Park’s future is secure after its multi-million pound takeover by US investors this month, according to its retiring site director.

A crop research company which made losses of more than £1.5 million last year has been saved from potential administration by another scientific body.

A former airport could become a manufacturing centre for life science companies as they outgrow nearby labs on a business park.

Simply getting to the doctor's can be hard for elderly and infirm people - but a new video link means help could be just around the corner.

A bird that once looked destined to be Christmas dinner has had an operation to restore its eyesight.

A white waxy substance which washed up on several Kent beaches has been confirmed as a "mineral oil" - but we are still being warned not to touch it.

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Construction of a mast "taller than The Shard" at Richborough will give pupils the chance of work experience.

Controversial plans to build pylons through the Canterbury countryside move a step closer today.

The site director of Kent Science Park, home to more than 60 technology companies, is to retire at the end of next month after eight years.

One of Europe’s largest patent law firms has opened an office in Kent.

A man has been charged with having a dangerously out-of-control dog after a baby girl was allegedly attacked in her pram.

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More than 117,000 Kent homes and businesses previously left out of superfast internet speeds are now connected, says the government.

kmfm spread festive cheer by handing out thousands of presents donated by listeners to children in hospital as part of the Shed Load of Toys appeal.

Teams from Network Rail and Southeastern have been working round the clock to prepare a £26m new station for its opening yesterday.

A Kent district is aiming for a UK first in an attempt to bring the infinity and beyond a little bit closer to home.

Pioneering research to protect the health of mothers and their babies is being carried out at Medway Maritime Hospital.

A medical device designer and maker has secured two manufacturing contracts worth £3 million over the next two years.

A woman who suffered horrific burns as a girl is being treated with the help of a firm in the county.