An MP has vowed to give a "significant proportion" of her payment for working for a technology firm to help local charities.

The boss of a Kent winemaker believes the key to success is doing something no one else can do as it prepares to open a new brewery.

A couple allegedly involved with the trafficking and exploitation of Lithuanian men at a Kent farm will face trial in the eastern European country.

Sales expectations were at record lows across Kent in the second quarter while exporters faced a mixed bag despite a weak pound.

Plans to built a 75-bed 'halfway house' at Kent Medical Campus have been given the go ahead.

A foreign company has opened talks with a local authority to potentially provide passenger and cargo services to a city on the Baltic coast.

A nasty experience with a foreign car hire company led a marketing director into a career trying to stop others suffering the same fate.

A radical overhaul of workers’ rights in the burgeoning gig economy could leave small businesses in Kent facing additional costs, it has been claimed.

A Kent animal welfare protection officer has been called not a 'fit and proper person' to do the job for allowing hunting on his land.

A businessman has been convicted of a conspiracy to steal fuel from underground pipelines - including at Nick Clegg's former home.

An Olympic champion led the celebrations as a DIY chain opened its first store in Kent today.

The new owners of a popular pub and music venue previously known as The Hole in the Roof have been revealed.

Former TV presenter who knew his films also knew his onions.

Councillors approve a taxpayer-funded trip to an international conference to wave the flag for 12,000 home town scheme despite 'no volunteers' to go.

After turning around the fortunes of an international plastics manufacturer, an entrepreneur wants to tell other firms the secret to success.

A magistrate, an ex-banker and an accountancy boss have been given titles by the Lord Lieutenant of Kent, the Queen’s representative in the county.

A hypnotist is hoping his new book can help people cope with anxiety at work and at home.

The number of people on unemployment benefits in the county has fallen again new figures have revealed

There’s no better time of year to work on the Thames.

Three jobcentres in Kent are closing after the government announced plans to save money, forcing unemployed people to travel elsewhere.