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A wooden pallet manufacturer has created nine jobs for ex-service personnel in the county as Britain prepares for Remembrance Sunday.
One of the country’s top stage directors and producers has been named as the first chair of a new trust set to run Kent’s largest theatre.
Work has begun on the redevelopment of the former headquarters of the KM Group, which is being turned into 12 homes.
A new boss is taking charge of a hotel as it nears the end of a multi-million pound, four-year refurbishment.
A craft gin maker is hoping to win over investors in a crowdfunding campaign as it tries to grow sales and production.
Spending on new equipment and training staff appears to be slowing down across Kent, according to a new survey.
More than half of firms in Kent do not have a plan in place for new data protection laws due to come into force in May.
People trying to get onto the housing ladder in Kent will struggle after the Bank of England opted to increase interest rates, investors have warned.
Owners of industrial property and offices enjoyed sharp growth in rents as more office space was turned into housing across Kent.
An electric golf trolley manufacturer has been named the fastest-growing private company in Kent in an annual list published by the KM Group.
The organisation in charge of planning a new garden city in Kent has appointed a new interim chief executive.
Rail operators across the South East have joined forces to call for cash to make improvements which they say can add £85bn to the British economy.
Wine and beer maker Chapel Down has completed the purchase of a 1.6 acre site where it plans to build its first brewery.
A company which makes electrical testing kit has opened a new office in the county as it tries to recruit high-calibre engineers.
A fire protection business has been acquired by an investment company backed by Lord Ashcroft.
The Prime Minister’s second-in-command wants central and local government to adopt a more efficient way of thinking after visiting a firm in Kent.
The man who led the flotation of over-50s specialist Saga on the London Stock Exchange is to retire from the business after 26 years.
A car seller has taken over three dealerships from another Kent car company which suffered heavy losses last year.
A credit management company has revealed plans to be listed on the London Stock Exchange, which it expects will raise about £195 million.
A children’s designer clothes retailer is on a recruitment drive as it hosts its second in-house jobs fair.
