Southern's drivers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of bringing the long-running dispute to an end.

A judge has delivered a verdict on a controversial ban by Fergus Wilson.

A second shop has closed down this week in a large town shopping outlet.

A decision on a scheme to develop farmland has been deferred until the findings of a transport survey are known.

Another school is to be built in a new town after planners gave the green light to a 420-pupil site.

Pension provider AJ Bell is to relocate about 100 jobs in the county to its headquarters in Manchester.

An award-winning entrepreneur revealed his company has begun writing content for Google as he opened a business exhibition in the county.

Bosses behind plans for a state-of-the-art brewery have revealed when they plan to open the £1.3 million site.

A wooden pallet manufacturer has created nine jobs for ex-service personnel in the county as Britain prepares for Remembrance Sunday.

One of the country’s top stage directors and producers has been named as the first chair of a new trust set to run Kent’s largest theatre.

An historic High Street pub is up for sale for £1.2m following reports of ‘poor health’ in the family.

Work has begun on the redevelopment of the former headquarters of the KM Group, which is being turned into 12 homes.

A new boss is taking charge of a hotel as it nears the end of a multi-million pound, four-year refurbishment.

A craft gin maker is hoping to win over investors in a crowdfunding campaign as it tries to grow sales and production.

Growing numbers of school pupils are being taught more about agriculture in the hope of boosting skilled workers in the sector.

Another designer shop in a popular outlet has closed down.

Real ale is the way to go, says woman behind micropub.

Planning chiefs question government edict for thousands more homes in Kent

A haulage business had more than 1,000 litres of red diesel and tools stolen days after announcing it will cease trading after 43 years.

Spending on new equipment and training staff appears to be slowing down across Kent, according to a new survey.