Two well-established business owners fear a block of flats being built in front of their shops will cause trade to drop.

The new boss of a communications agency is ploughing ahead with expansion plans, despite Brexit uncertainty straining marketing budgets.

ITV political editor Robert Peston will be the opening speaker at the largest regional business show in the UK next year, taking place in Kent.

A politician is calling for a 'full and independent public inquiry' to examine the difficulties a Kent theme park has faced since opening last year.

Strikes on the Southern rail line have been called off to allow talks to continue.

Eurostar rail workers are to take seven days of strike action over two weekends this month, in a row over their work-life balance.

A Lithuanian-born and American-raised entrepreneur said business people like her have come under wrongful scrutiny since the vote to leave the EU.

An ex-primary school teacher is aiming to shake up the way schools find supply staff with a new online service cutting out costly temp consultancies.

A developer said a there is strong confidence among businesses in west Kent after nearly all units on its new industrial site were bought.

Traffic coming to the Port of Dover should be divided between two main roads to avoid snarl-ups, the county council says.

With river views and within walking distance of local shops, a forgotten office block could get a new lease of life as apartments.

Specsavers has announced it will be moving into a town centre store.

A consultation on the design of a new lorry park - housing 3,600 lorries when Operation Stack is in force - is due to start on Friday.

A biomass energy project capable of powering 50,000 homes will open within two years after a £160 million investment.

A village pub company is drowning its sorrows after the loss of a pub and the expansion of its head office staff put the business in the red.

A glassware manufacturer was given a big break when its designs were snapped up for a revamp of the menswear floor of Harvey Nichols in London.

Several independent micro breweries in Kent have signed up to a campaign to help drinkers tell the difference between mass-produced and craft beer.

A hotel that overlooks the Channel has launched a Moet & Chandon Champagne Bar for guests and residents.

Thousands of pounds worth of cherries and strawberries have been swiped from farms across the county.

The new housing minister Gavin Barwell was given a tour of the proposed site for up to 15,000 homes in Kent.