A survey of business owners has revealed many are unable to afford to pay back government-backed Covid loans.

SMEs in the county have the chance to apply for vouchers up to £1,000 to boost their digital growth.

Inflation has hit a 10-year high. But just what exactly is it, how can it be controlled, and how does it impact on you?

Nominations are now open for a leading awards event in the county celebrating the achievements of apprentices.

One of the county's leading business events returns in January - with sustainability top of the agenda.

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

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.

Bus services are expected to grind to a halt as union bosses reveal scores of drivers from two Kent depots are set to strike over pay.

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.

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

Protesters are set to take to the streets of a Kent town to demand an end to wastewater releases along the county’s coastline.

A Kent council is in the process of applying for city status for a fourth time, but councillors have voiced their concerns over the bid.

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

A webinar takes place on Thursday to help firms bid for a slice of grant funding launched next week.

Now you can invite a princess to your children's birthday parties.

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

Kent Police awarded contracts worth £1.9m for preventative equipment for the force during the pandemic without going through a tendering process.

Newly secured funding will be invested in ensuring Kent's colleges are delivering courses which fit the skills needs of local employers.