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Businesses from across the county will be gathering for a major event hosted by the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce.
Business chiefs urged to attend special event held on World Mental Health Day.
Tourism organisation will see its new CEO take over the reins next week after her appointment earlier this year.
Federation chief hits out at latest notes on landscape if no deal is struck before we leave the EU.
A £250 donation by the boss of Nasons towards a leaving do for its 54 redundant staff has been branded a "final insult".
The Archbishop of Canterbury has described the gig economy as "the reincarnation of an ancient evil" in one of his career's most passionate speeches.
A transport campaigner has called for an end to rising rail fares - as it's revealed train journeys in Kent can cost double those in Europe.
The number of people on unemployment benefits in Kent has risen by more than 300 in the last month - with women accounting for most of the increase.
The monthly activity report gauges confidence and performance across the region.
More than a dozen jobs are available within the newly expanded group which provides care homes.
A high-ranking bishop has called on the Government to "fix" its controversial Universal Credit benefit system, amid a surge in demand at food banks.
Creditors need to approve deal to prevent company going into administration. But future is still bleak for one Kent store.
A £12 million industrial scheme will deliver up to 100 jobs when it is up and running next summer.
Three times more women are on zero-hours contracts than men at Kent County Council, figures obtained by the KM Group reveal.
Some 500 extra workers will descend on site for a once-every-three-years maintenance programme which will cost around £30million.
Latest change in the boardroom at Hornby as it continues to attempt to recapture past glories.
A tax consultant who stole £6.9 million from workers’ pockets has been jailed for nine and a-half-years.
The man behind hopes for an X-rated sex club branded 'inappropriate' says he is doing 'nothing illegal'.
A department store which has been a stalwart in a city centre for nearly a century has confirmed it will close next month with the loss of 50 jobs.
The number of people claiming unemployment benefits in the county has taken another tumble.
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