Whitstable's famous oysters could be under threat... from Brexit.

A coalition of 20 business leaders has written an open-letter to the Chancellor urging him to approve plans for a new Lower Thames Crossing.

Drivers parking at a retail park will face fines of up to £100 if they are not visiting shops, the cinema or restaurants at the site.

A struggling shopping centre has taken the next step in its revitalisation after signing a contract for a firm to run 10 promotional spaces inside.

There's plenty of fun and games at this firm...

Kent's only contestant in this year's The Apprentice was fired in last night's show.

A Kent company has been exposed for pressure-selling to vulnerable pensioners, with one salesman calling a client a "dirty ****".

Chinese companies may get preferential treatment for contracts to build a £3.2 billion entertainment resort in Kent in exchange for future investment.

A manufacturer has launched a new moulding plant amid rising demand from medical and technical markets.

Kent’s commercial property sector is in a good position to weather the uncertainty created by the decision to leave the EU, according to a new report.

A plan to re-open a major steel works is being discussed but no agreement is yet in place - despite one of the parties saying it was a done deal.

Millions are to be spent on a new bridge and improved walkways among improvements to connect existing communities with Ebbsfleet Garden City.

The government is said to be getting ready to make a decision on the Lower Thames Crossing after 47,000 responses to the public consultation.

A drinks wholesaler which delivers 3,500 tipples across the county has been revealed as the fastest-growing private company in Kent.

Here is the full-list of Kent's fastest-growing private companies over the last four years.

Since launching 15 years ago, MegaGrowth 50 has celebrated companies creating growth in Kent - but what has happened to the top firms since?

A fruit and vegetable wholesaler has taken top spot in the list of Kent’s fastest-growing companies by overseas revenues.

The former manager of a Kent docks and steel works has talked about why the steel mills are poised to restart at the site next year.

A discount shop which sells unwanted food close to its sell-by date is aiming to open stores in Kent and London by the end of the year.

A council plans to enter into a multi-million pound commercial property deal to build a cinema, hotel, restaurants and shops.