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A series of monthly networking sessions start this month aimed at helping firms bounce back after the pandemic.
Those living on one of the county's new developments are set to see new additions.
across the county are continuing to fall as the economy continues to slowly improve after a year of .
A free online pop-up training school will be giving budding entrepreneurs the practical skills they need to get their own business off the ground.
The curtain is slowly being drawn on Kent's only nuclear reactors - we look back to when the site was first commissioned.
A survey has revealed the majority of firms in the county plan to hire staff this year - but there are warnings over a skills shortage.
As Dungeness prepares to be defuelled, EDF granted us special access inside the huge ageing power station - from the reactor to the turbine hall.
A new site and app has been developed in the county to help tackle the queues of learner drivers waiting for driving lessons.
A local authority has splashed out more than £6 million on new bin lorries fitted with CCTV cameras to capture problems on their routes.
One of the county's leading business parks has recruited a senior figure to help attract more firms to the site.
A firm has joined a programme designed to help advance renewable energies at one of the world's biggest oil companies.
A major new initiative to tackle online crime will be officially launched during a free online forum later this month.
Many businesses will be counting the cost of a delay to the easing of restrictions - after Boris Johnson's announcement last night.
A leading apprenticeship award scheme takes places later this year - but time is running out to enter your nominations.
Owners of the UK's largest paper mill have become the latest to sign up to net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Union chiefs have called for 'security and certainty' for the 700 workers at a nuclear power station after the process began to decommission it.
EDF has taken the decision not to restart the Dungeness B nuclear power station, but to move it into the defuelling stage right away.
A major mobile network is upgrading coverage and speeds for two of the county's most popular tourist destinations.
Construction work on a hydrogen plant is finally set to begin after Covid pushed the plans behind schedule.
A survey has revealed how many owner-managed businesses are walking a tight-rope due to the impact of the pandemic.
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