An open evening to discuss two huge developments planned for 155 acres of land on Detling Hill will take place next week.

The uncertainty over Brexit had a limited affect on the jobs market but there remains a shortage of skilled labour in the county, new research said.

Confidence in future profits and turnover weakened among companies in Kent in the lead up to the EU referendum, an economic study has found.

While the fall in the pound since the referendum has boosted exports, many firms have been struggling with rising price of raw materials.

Award-winning chef and owner of Kent Fine Foods, Matthew Kearsey-Lawson is on a food mission.

A haulage business backed with private equity cash has bought another transport company as part of a "rigorous growth strategy".

A jewellery shop owner has had to sell her house, car and some belongings - after police investigating a theft 'lost' £38,000 of evidence.

Bosses at a seafront cafe have been slapped with a formal caution by the council after being caught selling alcohol without a licence.

Subcontractors stand to lose thousands from Cardy Construction going into administration but its bosses appear to be preparing a new building venture.

The bosses of a troubled construction firm are also directors of another real estate developer which has been in administration for four years.

Another petrol station could be making its way to the A2 on the site of a former hotel, as the council consider a new planning application.

Land between a restaurant and a supermarket is likely to be turned into a business centre.

A town's only vegan businesses is seeking £50,000 to stay alive — but it's not going to a bank.

The McDonald’s drive-thru off Broadway in Maidstone has submitted a planning application to stay open 24 hours a day, with nearby residents unhappy

The Bank of England has cut interest rates to an all-time low of 0.25%, lowering borrowing costs for households and businesses.

Punters will enjoy flavoured smoke at a new venue opening in a town centre.

Two Kent business people have heard the roar of Jaguar - after setting up websites in the name of the car giant.

Struggling attraction Dreamland is to continue to trade - after a crunch creditors' meeting was held this morning.

A pub boss says he feels like he has been the victim of a witch-hunt after backtracking on plans to sell seats on his balcony during the air show.

Dreamland's chiefs are set to face the music today - at a crunch creditors' meeting which could decide the theme park's future.