A business owner is encouraging firms to create their own apprenticeship courses as she supports the Kick Start Kent campaign.

The director of Kent’s largest theatre, who oversaw its £25.6 million redevelopment, is retiring after 23 years in the role.

Kent County Council is looking for two executives to head its pioneering education company and help raise standards in the classroom.

Scores of jobs will be up for grabs when a supermarket’s new regional distribution centre is complete.

Publishers of a Kent-based newspaper for dog shows have announced that the publication has ceased trading after a fall in revenues and advertising.

A Kent organisation has secured a multi-million pound contract to make signs for Network Rail.

An IT support firm, a medical manufacturer and a coffee company were the big winners at Kent's most prestigious business awards - KEiBA 2017.

More than 200 new jobs announced as part of a £50 million development of a derelict site. But port bosses need help to name new £3 million bridge.

The loss of a big-name partner from a planned £3.2 billion theme park raises questions about the viability of the project, say councillors.

Developers building a giant theme park have confirmed a shock split with Paramount Pictures, the film studio which was to lend its name to the resort.

The effective Deputy Prime Minister and Kent MP Damian Green says it is vital the UK makes a success of Brexit to protect jobs and the economy.

The largest business organisations in the UK have joined forces to press the government to keep access to the single market during the Brexit process.

The most prestigious business awards in Kent take place this week.

Olympian to land in county to open business's new office.

About 70 postal workers have gone on strike at a Kent sorting office in a dispute over staffing.

A Kent removal company is giving time and trucks to take items to those affected by the London tower block blaze.

A crime family who invested the profits from a dodgy wine business into property have surrendered £600,000 to the National Crime Agency.

The number of people on unemployment benefits in Kent has fallen by its largest amount since July last year.

Businesses are concerned about the implications of a hung parliament after the Conservatives' failed election gamble, said a top UK business chief.

After chatting to other women at the school gates, a mother-of-two is organising an event for mums like her to showcase their wares and skills.