Kent University staff are to carry on with industrial action after turning down a deal to end a row about pensions.

A row between musician Jools Holland and his wedding venue neighbour has not been decided today - after councillors said they needed more time.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has delivered an optimistic assessment of the UK economy saying “there is light at the end of the tunnel" after austerity.

Scores of workers at a biotechnology company are set to lose their jobs after bosses decided to relocate to Mexico, China and Denmark.

University bosses have joined forces with striking lecturers in a bid to alter plans to change pensions which have caused weeks of industrial action.

Motor retailer Lookers is aiming to hire more than 160 apprentices.

The manager of a vaping shop has narrowly avoided jail after stealing almost £9,000 - and then blaming bank staff for the missing money.

The UK's first watchmaking apprenticeship in a generation should be ready to start by the end of the year after firms secured government funding.

A business says the 'worrying increase' in migrants arriving on trucks from the Continent is costing it hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Young people in construction will go on to earn "thousands" more each year after apprenticeships than university graduates, according to research.

A military background has made the chief executive of Saga a quiet consensus leader rather than one who barks orders.

A Kent MP says the cost of our shopping bills items could go up significantly if action is not taken ahead of Brexit.

A university has been accused of attempting to "bribe" staff in an effort to end strikes.

People searching for work will have to spend a day's budget travelling to an alternative Jobcentre when their nearest one closes.

EU remain campaign group says Brexit will hit jobs and investment in county

An MP has raised the plight of local fishermen in a parliamentary debate on the future of the UK's fisheries policy.

Around £1 billion is to be pumped into a a major overhaul of waterworks in the region - including a new reservoir and treatment plant for Kent.

A top football official, who also managed a Kent shopping centre, will be remembered by friends and family at a service today.

Angry residents have objected after it was revealed bodies could be stored in a converted garage under plans to turn a home into a funeral directors.

A troubled retail giant is said to be on the brink of going into administration - putting jobs in Kent at risk.