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Kent Business News: Two climate-tech startups have chosen Discovery Park in Sandwich. Their work covers ‘forever chemicals’ and materials for cleaner energy. Read the story: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: MS Webb has grown from garage roots to a new Medway headquarters. The opening also marked its NSI NACOSS Gold accreditation. Read the story: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Rugby and property law meet at Furley Page. Canterbury RFC player Tyler Greenland has joined its Real Estate team. Read the story: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Climate-tech arrivals, a new Medway headquarters, a rugby-playing solicitor and Lydd’s future-flight plans. Catch up on four stories from across Kent. Read the latest news: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk

Kent Business News: Medway HGV driver David Langstead is building Rivetway alongside his driving work. It aims to make fleet jobs, checks and defect records easier to manage. Read his story: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Aylesford's former industrial site now supports around 4,000 jobs. Panattoni Park Aylesford has won a top logistics park award. Read how it got there: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Europa has promoted two technology leaders to its board. The Dartford logistics firm is investing in software and digital infrastructure. Read the story: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Birketts research found 47% of South East workers over 25 expect inheritance to matter to their financial security. 38% say they have no valid will. Read the findings: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business Spotlight: Aaron built Course2Career in Maidstone to help people change careers. He shares lessons on first customers, trust and growing a team. Read his interview: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Fleet software built by a Medway driver, an award-winning Aylesford logistics park and Europa's digital investment. Plus inheritance findings and Aaron's Course2Career story. Explore this week's stories: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk

Kent Business Newsletter: Corporate insolvencies have reached a four-month high. Azets' Rob Young highlights the pressures on businesses and why getting advice early matters. Read the full story here: kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk… #kentbusiness

Kent Business News: THE PIG is coming to The Pantiles as it buys the Tunbridge Wells Hotel, with Warners Solicitors advising the sellers. Read about the landmark hotel's next chapter kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Aylesford's Advo One is in the running for UK Employer of the Year. The HR and payroll business is one of eight finalists in its Investors in People category. Read how it got there kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business News: Lovett Care has opened its first Kent care home in Kings Hill. The 78-bedroom home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care. Read about the opening here kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

In this week’s Kent Business Spotlight, we meet Chris White of CW Licensed Bookkeeper & Accountant, who shares how he has built a growing practice around personal service, smart systems and more than 30 years of finance experience. Read here in full - kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk… @AccountantCw

This week's Kent Business News: A landmark hotel changes hands, Advo One reaches a national awards final and Everyday Play turns ten. This week's Kent business news also covers rising insolvencies and a new Kings Hill care home. Watch the roundup here and read more kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk…

Kent Business Newsletter: A long-derelict Folkestone site is being turned into 77 affordable homes, and the latest visit from MP Tony Vaughan KC puts fresh attention on what is taking shape there. Orbit and Chartway are not just adding homes. They are also making a clear pitch on design standards, Shared Ownership and how this part of the development will work as a community. With housing pressure still high across Kent, schemes like this carry wider weight than a standard site update. Which part matters most locally: social rent numbers, Shared Ownership options, or the speed of delivery? kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk… @ChartwayGroup

Kent Business Newsletter: Three award nominations in one go rarely happen by accident. Fresh Start in Education has been recognised for work that sits at a difficult point in the system: helping young people who cannot access mainstream education stay connected to learning, support and stability. One nomination also points to a programme built to help schools, parents and educators respond to behaviour more confidently. With pressure still growing across education and local services, is alternative provision getting the attention it now deserves? kentbusinessnewsletter.co.uk… @FreshStartEdu