The owners of a fruit and veg shop which is closing after 70 years are urging shoppers to support small independent traders - or lose them.

The work at this shopping centre, to add an extra 50 new units and a living wall, is still on schedule to be completed next year.

The owner of Bargain Booze is set to fall into administration putting 2,500 jobs at risk.

An apprenticeship training firm has opened a new engineering centre following a £500,000 investment.

In the first in a series of articles, political editor Paul Francis asks whether Brexit is likely to bring traffic gridlock to Kent’s roads.

Business owners hope new schools in medicine and engineering will address "slim pickings" in the labour market and avert a Brexit skills crisis.

Cabinet members have approved the controversial closure of a golf course but say they will still consider a takeover plan put forward by campaigners.

The construction work at a new care home, which is set to create 100 jobs, is now well underway

Over-50s holiday and insurance group Saga is on the hunt for a finance chief after its incumbant announced he is moving to Paddy Power Betfair.

A firm which makes software helping staff work on the move has appointed a long-standing member of staff as its new boss.

Winter Paralympian and downhill skiing world champion Millie Knight will be the headline speaker at Kent's longest-running business exhibition.

A chartered quantity surveying practice has launched a new regional headquarters as it aims to expand into Kent and Sussex.

The masterplan for a new garden town has been unveiled, and it includes just one health centre to serve 10,000 homes.

An ambitious £600 million project to link Kent and Essex by tram has taken a significant step forward.

KCC leader Paul Carter has given a guarded welcome to the idea of a joint planning blueprint for east Kent.

A scheme to transform a town - with a cinema, bars, restaurants and even a new square - have been agreed.

A greeting card publisher has bought a rival firm for an undisclosed sum after its owner decided to retire.

A new chief executive will take over an organisation which has attracted hundreds of businesses to the county, replacing its boss of nearly 20 years.

A college group has launched an apprenticeship and professional learning arm covering the east of the county.

The boss of an academy trust which runs schools across Kent has dismissed concerns of a staffing crisis despite the entire top team leaving.