An IT firm is hosting a free webinar to show businesses how to protect themselves from cyber attacks.

A local political party which received an automatic payout of a small business grant worth thousands says it has handed it back.

A local authority is urging its businesses to apply for a discretionary grant to help them survive damage caused by the pandemic.

The woman behind a leading children's swimming lessons franchise in the county has won a top business award.

A new £10m civic centre will now be fitted out after contractors completed the building project.

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.

The county council is to host a webinar next week to help businesses safely welcome back staff and customers.

Amid concerns it was to move, a major employer has signed a new lease deal on offices in the county.

A major survey is launched today which aims to identify the scale of the impact on the county's jobs market of the health crisis.

You've only got a few days to nominate after we teamed up with estate agents Wards to find the High Street Heroes during the pandemic.

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

As we lurch out of lockdown there's a key vote on the horizon - here's everything you need to know about the council elections.

Council planners say they are under increasing pressure to approve developments to help meet government housing targets

Customers will soon be able to order groceries and have them delivered in as quick as 20 minutes.

It's your last chance to register for a free webinar this week giving you a chance to quiz experts on rules and regulations introduced by Brexit.

In what is likely to be a growing trend, a housing association has set up a regional hub for staff working remotely.

Kent County Council (KCC) could face a budget gap of up to £120million in the next financial year, it has emerged.

The addition of two nail salons would mean a town had a baker's dozen in its centre, sparking concern over a lack of variety.

A seaside town will receive £22.2m from the government to go towards projects which will help it thrive.

Figures released by the government reveal the big Kent employers who have relied so heavily on the furlough scheme.