A sports store has fallen into administration putting a number of jobs across the county at risk.

More than a sixth of Canterbury Cathedral's workforce have been granted voluntary redundancy as it grapples with huge financial losses.

Thirty jobs are at risk at Kent's biggest theatre following a slump in revenue during lockdown.

Between March and April more NHS staff were employed by hospital trusts but experts say action is needed to address long term recruitment concerns.

A list of eateries taking part in the 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme has been unveiled.

The county's rich supply of coal meant it was once a Mecca for miners. We look at the history of an industry that has left its mark on Kent.

The county's inward investment agency has unveiled summer courses for business leaders to help them plot a route to success post-lockdown.

The mastermind behind plans for a billion-pound theme park has claimed thousands of jobs will be generated as a result of the work.

Council planners hold the future of a Kent town in their hands, as they prepare to discuss four huge developments in one meeting.

A council vote has confirmed a leisure centre's year-long closure – despite a petition against it.

Another big name restaurant looks set to close outlets as a result of the impact of the health crisis on its bottom line.

A free online school aims to teach you how to start up your own business - without racking up debts.

The number of people claiming benefits in the county has decreased for the first time in almost two years.

An online seminar will focus on how the county's tourism industry recovers as lockdown measures are slowly eased.

A firm which specialises in holiday extras says it has been forced into making major cuts to its staff levels.

The cash industry is 'on a knife-edge' according to a union as a major money distributor confirms it is set to slash jobs.

The county's inward investment agency has launched a service to help firms bounce back after the ravages of the lockdown.

The uncertain future of a port is set to be revealed as new research finds it will cost £258m to the economy if it closes.

A cash-strapped leisure trust faces significant job losses after a Kent council's cabinet refused to approve an emergency bailout loan of £120,000.

A legal expert has urged business owners to take all necessary steps to keep staff and visitors safe in the workplace - or risk prosecution.