About 6,000 budding apprentices, parents and students will find out about career prospects at the National Apprenticeship Show over the next two days.

Factories on an old industrial estate are to be pulled down. But the work could keep boat-owners from their vessels.

Government funding has been awarded to two universities to create Kent's first medical school in the hope of boosting recruitment.

A seaside amusement park is poised to create about 50 jobs this summer after its family owners injected half a million pounds.

A government housing agency has bought nearly 150 acres of land where a council hopes 12,000 homes will be built.

A new video offering drivers a sneak peek of the Lower Thames Crossing nine years before it is opened has been released.

A planned care home would create traffic chaos and has been branded as overbearing, councillors have heard.

A former town centre hospital has been sold to a development company for £2.3 million.

The town council is at loggerheads with a school that has signed up to a housing developer's plans to build a football hub on its land.

It comes after transport minister Chris Grayling said there would be no lorries stopped at ports after Brexit.

A venue involved in a noise dispute with celebrity neighbour Jools Holland has had restrictions placed on its licence.

Kent County Council has introduced a £5,000 fine for estate agents who fail to declare their fees to customers.

Aldi has bought another site in the county with plans to open a new store by Christmas 2019, KentOnline can reveal.

A Kent port authority is looking into allegations concerning the behaviour of its chief executive.

The outspoken chairman of pub chain JD Wetherspoon struck a wary note about the company's immediate future even after reporting increased profits.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has been visiting a sports centre in Kent, where he was presented with a Gillingham FC shirt.

A venture capital firm has announced plans to invest £50 million in life sciences companies across the UK, partly backed by Kent County Council.

The transport secretary has vowed to keep Kent's roads moving following concerns raised on Question Time the county would be gridlocked after Brexit.

A truckstop is turning away 500 vehicles each week and has hired five staff to deal with demand.

A media entrepreneur has received this year’s prestigious Kent Invicta Award for his contribution to the county's economy.