Trevor Sturgess recalls happy times during the heady days for a paper mill and gives his thoughts on the chancellor's final budget before polling day

When it comes to advice, it may be worth picking up a couple of books written by local people who know a thing or two about how to make a wad of cash

When it comes to persistent phone calls, Jo James has had her fill after two years of attempts to get her to claim for crash injuries she didn't have

A campaign has been launched to highlight the five key areas the next Government should focus on, so small businesses can continue to thrive and grow

The process of arranging a new mortgage or re-mortgaging is up there with a trip to the dentist in terms of attractiveness

From social media, to memories of a wing walk, life with the Kent branch of the IOD can be very varied!

Why we need to invest in productivity, skills and education to make the best of Britain’s talents

Kent could lose out on government funding to northern cities in the run up to the next election unless it makes a stronger case for support.

A career in agriculture or horticulture offers so much more than traditional labour-based roles, anything from veterinary, biotechnology to genetics

Benedict Cumberbatch may be a familiar face but the name Alan Turing is not although a new college has been named after the mathematician

The Kent branch of the Institute of Directors is celebrating the success of its first expo event

Despite having taken a knock during the recession, our manufacturers have bounced back, and are helping to build a strong industrial base

Businesses are continuing to drive the economic recovery forward despite a number of international and domestic challenges

The concept of a garden city heralds big business opportunities but what does a garden city really mean?

Outgoing Federation of Small Businesses chairman Roger House fires a parting shot at 'interfering' politicians as he prepares to step down.

With interest rates so low at the moment, it’s too easy to fall into the trap of introductory offers when looking at where to save your cash.

Access to finance has been the top complaint from Kent businesses. Things have improved over time but the issue regularly rears its ugly head.

The residential market may be seeing the benefits of high-speed broadband, but this is often not the case for the business community.

Want high speed wifi, tea and coffee, somewhere for a first-class professional network environment? Then the IoD's Hubs have the solution..

When business and education combine it's a lesson in experience for all concerned... and hopefully all for the better