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Plans for a five-storey car park which will be lit up at night have moved a step forward after an outline planning application was submitted.
Government regulator Ofgem has launched an investigation after National Grid said a huge power cut was caused by a lightning strike.
Latest figures reveal tens of thousands of people across Kent are in 'precarious work'
The second stage of a £650million regeneration project on former dockyard land, has got off the ground.
Organisers of one of the county's biggest summer shows are decided to change the weekend it is held next summer.
A new town centre distillery has joined forces with a conservation charity to create a gin using ingredients from a Kent nature reserve.
Tourism chiefs have written to Michael Gove calling on funding to help mitigate impact of leaving EU with no deal.
Corks are popping at a leading winemaker in the county after it launched a premium English sparking rose with a leading supermarket chain.
A high street bank will be closing its doors in the coming months as customer numbers begin to drop.
The cannabis industry is expected to be worth £1billion by 2025 as the perception of the drug starts to change.
National Grid has until the end of the day to submit an interim report last Friday's "unprecedented power outages".
Sponsored editorial: The Kent apple harvest got underway recently with AC Goatham & Son at the forefront.
County side has clinched its latest partnership with specialist company.
Thousands celebrate picking up key qualifications to help their future careers.
Three independent valuations of Dreamland should be sought before it is sold to its current operators, councillors have recommended.
Campaigner loses battle to take Boris Johnson to court over his £350m NHS claim
Technology allows local authorities to ensure correct rate relief is applied.
A new hotel in a science and business hub by the coast could bring lots more tourists to a medieval town.
Kent business leaders are urging the government to help small firms weather a no-deal Brexit.
A Swedish wind farm off the coast of Thanet is run entirely by people from Kent.
© KM Group Thursday, Aug 22 2019
