Two care homes, rated inadequate and requires improvement from CQC, are to close.

Uber drivers in Kent are under threat after Transport for London said it would revoke the company’s licence to operate cabs by the end of the month.

A wave of new investment is bringing new businesses to an £8m trade park.

A water company, which serves parts of Kent, has been told to improve the way it handles complaints.

The co-founder of a family-run distillery will be the headline speaker of a business exhibition.

A Royal British Legion club could be saved from closure after a potential investor and business professional stepped forward.

A personal trainer and osteopath said he's “greatly moved and inspired” after being shortlisted as a rising star at the Black British Business Awards.

Nearly half of bosses think Kent’s popularity as a place to do business will improve over the next five years, according to a new study.

A gravedigger has scooped a prestigious award at this year’s annual national Good Funeral Awards - known as the “Death Oscars”.

The number of people on unemployment benefits in Kent remained just below 19,000 last month but the figures for older and younger claimants increased.

The ex-vice-chairman of Gillingham FC, who stepped down after allegations of fraud in the US, was approved by league officials in the past year.

In an exclusive interview, reporter Matthew Jackson reveals the challenging life of a migrant worker in Kent.

The official opening of a new £1 million home for businesses on top of shipping containers was interrupted by the sound of trains rumbling overhead.

Students have started enrolling on courses as a new college finally opened this week - but the project has not been without its challenges.

A luxury supermarket chain will no longer be opening a new store - set to be Kent's biggest - at a retail park.

Newly-elected MP Rosie Duffield has used her maiden speech in the House of Commons to challenge the government over Brexit and the state of the NHS.

A businessman who has invested more than £1 million in Gillingham FC is facing charges in the US for an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud.

Business confidence in Kent has fallen faster than the national average as economic uncertainty makes it harder to plan investment, a study indicates.

A Grade II listed estate has become a new home for businesses in the county.

The department store is to hire more than 150 temporary staff at its Kent stores for the Christmas period.