Find out who were the fastest-growing private companies in Kent by turnover growth over the last three financial years.

A web designer for the motor industry has become Kent's fastest-growing exporter.

The organisation in charge of planning a new garden city in Kent has appointed a new interim chief executive.

Fifty Kent pharmacies are at risk as a high street giant prepares to axe stores across England.

A fire protection business has been acquired by an investment company backed by Lord Ashcroft.

A man who employed thousands of people in Thanet is being remembered after he died from cancer.

The Prime Minister’s second-in-command wants central and local government to adopt a more efficient way of thinking after visiting a firm in Kent.

A long-running tussle about the future of a Kent airport involving its owner and developers will come to a head at a key meeting.

The man who led the flotation of over-50s specialist Saga on the London Stock Exchange is to retire from the business after 26 years.

Dozens of staff have been made redundant at a telecommunications company after the taxman announced its intention to take it to court.

Private security firm G4S has had more than 1,700 complaints in just 12 months after taking over the county's private ambulance service.

The next generation of boxers have all the tools they need to succeed thanks to the hard work of two men.

A children’s designer clothes retailer is on a recruitment drive as it hosts its second in-house jobs fair.

Two notorious roundabouts near the M20 are to be upgraded as part of attempts to attract more business and jobs.

Staff raised concerns with health inspectors about targets they felt incentivised them to encourge patients to go through with abortions.

A mechanical and electrical contractor is getting wet by launching a plumbing and drainage division, set to create 15 jobs over two years.

Unemployment remained static across Kent last month but there was a surge in young people claiming.

A £25 million tyre seller and MOT centre business with branches across Kent is under new ownership.

Calls are growing for more rest stops for lorry drivers after it emerged hundreds of foreign hauliers are failing to take enough breaks.

Young estate agent Charlie Craddock is the pride of his office after packing boxes on his days off to help an elderly house-mover.