Two new legal experts have joined one of the county's largest practices, as part of the commercial property and business disputes teams.

A loan agent who stole thousands from her bosses was caught years later... when she applied to them for a loan.

The economy will come under the spotlight at an event which aims to highlight this year's Swale Business Awards.

Investors have shown early interest in the owners of Kent Reliance after the lender floated on the London Stock Exchange today.

Following a merger in September, newly rebranded Cripps says it is changing its name to become a "modern law firm".

After a tough first week, the over-50s holiday firm has seen a slim rise in its value on its first full day of trading on the London Stock Exchange.

A commercial dispute specialist has been made a partner at a Kent law firm he joined nine years ago.

The UK's largest childcare management services provider - based in Kent - is set to double revenues within 18 months after getting a six-figure loan.

The first shares in over-50s holiday and insurance company Saga have been traded on the London Stock Exchange at the lower end of price expectations.

The Middle-East-based owners of Ebbsfleet United also own around three quarters of the company behind the Paramount Park project, it has emerged.

Rising numbers of people wanting advice on retirement options has prompted a recruitment drive at a financial advice company.

NatWest has announced it will close one of its branches in a Kent town but there will be no job losses.

A Swedish lender has opened its third Kent branch in a year.

As it reports a strong trading performance, it has emerged Shepherd Neame could be about to enter into arbitration with its water company.

Thanet council's new leader is to directly appeal to the owner of Manston to asked her not to close the airport down.

Kent lender OneSavings Bank has appointed three non-executive directors to its board this week, as it prepares to list on the London Stock Exchange.

Savers will be able to top up their ISAs at a Kent lender to a new £15,000 limit even if they open their account before new regulations come in.

A legal practice which prides itself on equal opportunities has made five promotions to partner and associate.

The over-50s holiday firm says it will use the money to reduce its debts to about £700m.

The lender formed from the trade and assets of the former Kent Reliance Building Society wants to be listed on the London Stock Exchange.