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Work will begin imminently on a 10-month scheme to replace an underground water tank which has served a town for nearly a century.
Four boys from Kent could bring home a national prize after designing their own video games.
A taxi firm has invest £200,000 to install keep up with the competition from Uber.
Cathedral will host the event with hundreds expected to attend the event.
Machines powerful enough to charge an electric car in under 20 minutes have come here first.
Programme launched in June will tackle the issue and includes support from Government and major tech firms.
Trade union organisation calls for bosses to offer more work place flexibility on National Work from Home Day.
Research at recent business show gave county strong seal of approval.
An invasive, predatory shrimp which feeds on baby fish has been spotted in a Kent river.
MP will be one of the guests at the event taking place in June.
Firms can use the support to help growth and tackle key skills shortages.
A luxurious steam train is taking guests on the ride of their life - and it's all for charity.
Thousands will attend the annual event which will feature a host of networking opportunities and commercial insights.
Channel 4 programme Food Unwrapped called on the help of experts at a Kent County Council company to help work out what types of fish are healthier.
Those behind the technology say they will speed up traffic flows and cut pollution.
The shortlist for the county's top business awards has been selected by the judges - so who's in the running for glory?
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© KM Group Thursday, Jun 20 2019
