Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has given final approval for work to start on a proposed multi-million pound new motorway junction to ease traffic.

Princess Anne officially opened a Kent gin distillery and had a taste of its tipple.

The new customs checks system for after Brexit is "completely on track", according to a senior civil servant.

Plans for a new Civic Complex complete with council offices, a theatre and underground car park have come under fire.

A Kent gun club boss must pay back £1.2m in three months or face eight years in jail after dodging tax.

The rivalry between Maidstone's competing pantos continues as council cancels deputy mayor's invitation over "clash of interests."

A Tesco Express store that was destroyed by an arson attack is set to welcome back customers this weekend.

A husband and wife who grew their business together despite treatment following a serious car crash have been awarded for triumphing over adversity.

Councillors have approved an outline application for office, warehouse and light industrial development on a controversial site.

More than 70 employees have been told their jobs are under threat after a company announced it intends to close a Kent branch.

Plans to redevelop a former study centre for the Franciscan religious order will go on display for the first time next week.

A winemaker has made its first venture into the spirits market using grapes from last year’s harvest.

Lloyds, the only remaining High Street bank in one town, is to close.

The fight to keep talented workers in the county was laid bare at the first meeting of a new group for start-up entrepreneurs in Kent.

A top Labour politician told bosses of small businesses they are "the backbone of the economy" as he called for better broadband and infrastructure.

A deputy council leader has stepped down from the cabinet in protest to plans to build on greenbelt land in his borough.

One of the UK's largest private companies, which has two bases in Kent, has tumbled into administration, with the loss of 2,500 jobs.

Thousands of rail passengers are expected to benefit from more space, longer trains and more reliable journeys under plans announced today.

A recruitment business swung back into the black a year after a dramatic fall in sales as it was forced to cancel a contract with a “household name”.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England has warned it intends to seek a Judicial Review over the inclusion of a site in council blueprints for housing.