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'We totally oppose these plans'

'We totally oppose these plans'

09 September 2013

Three applications for gas drilling in the former east Kent coalfield have been condemned by the Green Party.

Decision day for £650m dock development dream

Decision day for £650m dock development dream

09 September 2013

Councillors set to vote again on plans which promise 3,500 potential new jobs.

Company fined £85k after causing driver's death

Company fined £85k after causing driver's death

09 September 2013

A firm which 'didn't have any real health and safety management system in place' has been fined after a driver died in an industrial accident.

World's largest wind farm employs Kent firm

World's largest wind farm employs Kent firm

08 September 2013

The London Array off the north Kent coast has taken on a company from the county to run its accounts for the next three years.

Plumber in legal row with millionaire property mogul

Plumber in legal row with millionaire property mogul

08 September 2013

A gas safety engineer sued unsuccessfully by a wealthy property mogul's wife is tied up in a bitter legal wrangle.

Nearly £30 million given to hospitals in bail-out

Nearly £30 million given to hospitals in bail-out

08 September 2013

The costs of running a new hospital means an NHS Trust was given £28million in a bailout payment.

Jobs fair returns to County Town

Jobs fair returns to County Town

06 September 2013

Jobcentre Plus and council hoping to repeat success after 1,000 people turned up to Get Maidstone Working event.

Gyms set for cash injection

Gyms set for cash injection

06 September 2013

A private equity firm is set to invest big money into a leisure chain with four outlets in Kent, which it has bought for more than £700 million.

Rower switches to Javelin

Rower switches to Javelin

06 September 2013

Commuters will be reminded of Olympic hero Katherine Grainger every time they go to work.

85 jobs if Dunelm Mill store given the go-ahead

85 jobs if Dunelm Mill store given the go-ahead

06 September 2013

The interiors retailer has applied for planning permission to convert a former Comet.

Town centre plans get go-ahead... after just 11 years!

Town centre plans get go-ahead... after just 11 years!

06 September 2013

Tesco's dreams of transforming the centre of Dartford have finally got off the drawing board... more than a decade after the first application.

Fleet Leisure closes for business

Fleet Leisure closes for business

06 September 2013

The popular sport and leisure club closed this week after the company that runs it went into administration.

Council agree to boost local jobs with contracts

Council agree to boost local jobs with contracts

05 September 2013

Businesses will have to employ apprentices from the nearby area when awarded big-money jobs under new rules adopted by one authority.

How a small team grew in just three years

How a small team grew in just three years

05 September 2013

The judges in the Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards will soon announce the winners of this year's title.

Apprentice star suffers ticket sales blow

Apprentice star suffers ticket sales blow

05 September 2013

A winner of The Apprentice was forced to swap leading jazz and soul artists for tribute acts because of poor ticket sales at an entertainment event.

Town could get a ‘Spoons

Town could get a ‘Spoons

05 September 2013

Plans for a national pub chain to set up shop in Sheerness appear to be moving forward.

“I never have enough time"

“I never have enough time"

04 September 2013

Almost three quarters of part-time business owners juggle their ventures with a full-time job.

 Hoping for a taste of success with cake trade

Hoping for a taste of success with cake trade

04 September 2013

Judges in the Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards will be meeting soon to decide this year’s winners.

Lord Ashcroft takes over vineyard

Lord Ashcroft takes over vineyard

04 September 2013

An award-winning winemaker will float on the London Stock Exchange and says it will expand by 100 acres and produce more than 500,000 bottles a year.

'HS2 money could be spent on our trains'

'HS2 money could be spent on our trains'

04 September 2013

Billions of pounds being spent on a rail project branded a white elephant by some could be spent on the county's transport network, it's been argued.

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