Business leaders in the county have given their response to the Chancellor's Budget today.

A number of firms are now insisting on only taking new staff on if they have had the Covid vaccine - but lawyers warn it could be a legal minefield.

Those completing apprenticeships will be celebrated at a special event later this year.

Firms looking to relocate or downsize following the pandemic have the option of taking space at a leading charity's headquarters.

A leading business organisation has welcomed news of more support for firms hit by the lockdown - but says more help is needed.

A council looks set to approve its own bid to open eight retail kiosks outside a busy railway station - despite not gaining one supporter.

Councils have had to draw millions of pounds from their rainy day funds - and it's feared without help they may be in serious financial trouble.

Benefit claims across the county dipped in January - but they remain 91% up year-on-year due to the impact of the pandemic.

A leading business figure in Kent has said jobs and businesses 'hang by a thread' despite the proposed lifting of restrictions over the coming months.

The Chancellor is being called upon to help many firms who have struggled to survive as a result of not being able to access government support.

The 30-year-old method of calculating council tax bills based on house prices should be scrapped, say county councillors.

A number of employers are refusing to let staff leave work to get Covid vaccines - prompting concern from a leading GP.

The UK economy in 2020 took a huge blow with one leading business figure says there is 'little cheer' in figures released today.

A digital marketing firm is offering £10,000 worth of its services to one lucky winner to help them bounce back after the lockdown.

The new chair of the Kent branch of a leading business organisation has appointed five key figures.

A number of events will take place between February 8-14 to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week.

A survey conducted with dozens of local businesses has revealed confidence of a bounce back.

A council has defended plans to revamp its historic town hall, following some criticism from residents over the cost.

A leading business advisor is warning self-assessment tax payments are still expected by January 31 - despite the deadline extension for returns.

The site of a former Park and Ride service is earmarked for a proposed 69-bedroom care home.