There's quite a lot of darkness in the world, says crime scene cleaner.

A fourth generation farmer from Kent is set to appear in a four part TV advert for Marks and Spencer.

A leading business organisation has appointed its latest ambassador for the county.

A property developer has hired an all female team of trade workers to encourage more women into male-dominated roles.

A restaurant owner who gave free food to emergency crews tackling a huge nightclub fire has earned praise from a celebrity baker.

More than 100,000 EU citizens living and working in the county have successfully applied to remain in the UK following Brexit.

Women entrepreneurs in the county have got together to toast their survival and success during the Covid lockdowns.

The region's most prestigious business awards are back for 2021 and nominations open today.

Faversham Town have clinched the biggest sponsorship deal in their history.

A father and son delivery business, which started providing baked goods to people's doorsteps during the pandemic, is on a roll.

A pregnant woman who was sacked for 'low attendance' after asking her boss for time off due to illness has been awarded a five figure payout.

Demelza Children's Hospice has appointed a new director of fundraising and marketing to boost post-pandemic income.

A mum-of-two who quit school at 15 is about to reopen a 16th century coaching inn after a multimillion-pound investment.

A mum who brought her son's drawing of a friendly monster to life has created dozens more for children to help them cope with lockdown pressures.

A milk man has offered to deliver the dairy product to a 93-year-old man, after the widower's supplier moved to an online only service.

Small businesses are most at risk of online attacks originating from eastern countries, according to a Kent cyber security expert.

Kent County Council had 29 senior staff on its books earning more than £100,000 according to an annual survey.

Following a year without live music, the touring accountant for Robbie Williams, Radiohead and Nick Cave can't wait to get back on the road.

With some businesses making a permanent move to home working, the boss of a shared workspace firm predicts an influx of people craving an office.

A giant mobile billboard has been touring a borough's "filthy and littered" streets in an attempt to shame those in authority into action.