A discount supermarket has revealed when it will open a new out-of-town branch that will create up to 40 new jobs.

A travel company which has hundreds of villas around Europe is set to axe its Kent office, putting dozens of jobs at risk.

An empty Lidl store is set to be taken over by a frozen food chain in an area teeming with supermarkets.

A fast food giant has started recruiting staff for a new branch in the county.

Plans to develop 24 commercial units, as well as a retail outlet and a “drive-thru establishment” on farmland have been submitted.

Home Bargains looks poised to fill the gap soon to be left by a closing Morrisons superstore.

Our reporter was invited inside one of the county’s biggest employers where he was given access to high-tech equipment most can only dream of using.

A fast food giant has revealed plans to create more than 100 jobs in Kent.

A new Lidl supermarket has been approved after councillors backed it unanimously – despite opposition from rivals Tesco.

It has been confirmed £170m of funding is to be withdrawn from a council after the government lost faith in its ability to deliver a major project.

A troubled innovation park project looks to have turned a corner after it was revealed it has had contact from 200 companies keen to move in.

There are plans to turn a redundant office block into a 78-bed care home.

Plans are being worked on to bring new life to a struggling high street after it was revealed a nearby shopping centre will close.

A council’s decision to let staff take Friday afternoons off has been criticised by taxpayers.

The University of Kent has opened a voluntary redundancy scheme as it faces rising costs and problems with student retention.

More than 700 staff will be hired as leadership of tackling crossings to UK shores – such as the Kent coast – returns to the Home Office.

The number of people looking for new jobs rockets in January and February but so do fake adverts, says the government, which has shared some advice.

Students enrolled on a midwifery course that was suspended over quality concerns have been left in limbo again after plans to resume teaching stalled.

A senior police officer has defended plans to axe PCSO positions by more than half, saying people will notice an "improvement".

Plans to open new industries on a derelict power station site could generate £44 million a year, the developer says.