Higher than normal pollution levels across Kent have led to a health warning being issued by the government today.

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A spine-chilling technology company with the largest library of venom in the UK has partnered with a drug discovery company for pioneering research.

A developer of anti-cancer technology has been bought in a multi-million pound deal by an Israeli business.

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A waste management company suffered a 50% fall in pre-tax profits last year as it continued to support its loss-making incinerator plant in Kent.

A new consultation on Goodwin Sands dredging is expected due to new survey results

Medical experts told a woman who collapsed while out walking her dog pollution had inflamed her lungs.

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A £90,000 loan helped two friends launch a water treatment business which is attracting a flood of export deals from around the world.

A crop research institute has hired a new managing director a year after it was rescued in a takeover.

An award-winning company is backing an initiative to find the brightest science and engineering talent.

Police were called after it was discovered a potentially unstable substance was on the premises.

Nasa today announced the death of British born astronaut Piers Sellers who grew up in the Weald.

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A consortium has secured £1.9 million of funding for student-led crop studies.

The new owners of one of Kent’s most successful science parks will forge closer ties with London investors, according to its managing director.

Many are seeing red as more than 400 phone boxes around Kent could be closed - here's the tally where you live.

An electronic parts distributor has swung back into operating profit after overstretching itself on sustainable energy projects put it in the red.