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The business unit in the centre of town will create a new suite of office facilities.
Celebrity chef Marco Pierre White has revealed when he will soft launch his new seaside restaurant.
A village pub is set to reopen under new management after closing in July.
A new Disney store has opened in the county - but hurry, as it may only be here until Christmas.
Attractions in the county will form part of themed itineraries to appeal to US visitors.
Facility should welcome first residents by the end of the year and will eventually provide a home for up to 65 people.
Government planning chiefs have agreed to take a look at plans to reopen Manston airport four years after it closed.
The number of people claiming unemployment benefits in the county has taken another tumble.
Struggling DIY chain Homebase is poised to close a Kent store if restructure plans are approved.
People who own a property in the county will be up to £1.1m better off in 25 years than those who rent, according to an analysis of official figures.
With most of the county's schools on its customer list, the latest investment is set to broaden its range of products.
The fee paid by motorists using the Dartford Crossing who have an account is to be increased by 20%.
It's believed planners could soon decide whether to allow a consortium to make its bid to reopen Manston... at least as a cargo hub.
Breakfast event will be essential networking opportunity and a chance to hear about one of Kent's biggest infrastructure projects.
Landowners and rural business organisation says 4G must be fixed first before 5G rollout
A four-year saga about a massive housing project concluded with a "surprise" government decision.
She rose to the top in a male dominated world - now she reveals what it was like working with the US president
A planning application to upgrade an airport will be submitted in the “next couple of weeks”, according to its manager.
Kent firm is acquired in major take-over deal which values company at £380m.
Star Wars, the Incredibles and Marvel toys will be among the items hitting the shelves in a new Kent store this week.
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