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A mum of a disabled six-year-old is opening a sensory play centre in a bid to help children with additional needs.
A bank chain is shutting a Kent branch as part of nationwide closures leaving a town with just three banks.
Villagers who fought against plans for a proposed quarry five years ago say it is “soul-destroying” to go through it again after new plans emerged.
The CEO of a leading food and drink organisation in the county has moved on - with an interim replacement now in post.
A number of Kent firms have been named in this year’s King’s Award for Enterprise.
A Kent logistics firm is to roll out specially treated vegetable oil as fuel in its partnership with a delivery giant.
We spoke to Eurotunnel employees who have worked for the company ever since the Channel Tunnel opened 30 years ago this week.
A decision on controversial plans to demolish a working docks and replace it with a business park has been delayed after a legal challenge.
An award-winning tea company has confirmed its new Kent store is officially open for business – with a new blend to commemorate the occasion.
It is understood another well-known restaurant could be shutting down as part of countrywide closures.
A new restaurant will be opening in a former eatery which has been empty for around a year.
The CEO of a ferry company that made 786 seafarers redundant has admitted crew are now paid less than £5 an hour.
One of the last remaining businesses in a closure-hit shopping centre extension says turning the site into 200 homes could be a good opportunity.
Business owners have been left fearing for their future in a town centre after footfall dropped steeply following a hike in car parking charges.
A woman who started her alpaca business as a hobby and ended up travelling across the world is looking to retire after 14 “incredible” years.
The world's second-largest steel company says development proposals would have “seismic adverse consequences” for the UK.
The latest ‘Lounge’ restaurant, bar and cafe is coming to a seaside town after a June opening date was confirmed.
Shopkeepers count the cost as a huge hole opens up just days after sewage works are completed.
A new Co-op has opened to customers, taking over disused land previously dubbed an ‘eyesore’.
A hairdresser forced to close his salon for six months because of a collapsed sewer says he feels “amazing” to now be open again.
A fifth-generation fruit farmer who grubbed 80% of his orchard amid plummeting trade has turned to veg, livestock and launched his own shop.
There are fears two Kent restaurants could be among those earmarked for closure by Premier Inn owner Whitbread.
A prominent watering hole with permission for conversion into flats and a micropub was not snapped up during a three-day sale.
A former hen-do venue which hosted celeb comics including Jim Davidson and Michael Barrymore has been listed on Rightmove.
A nursery – which has been located in community centre for nearly 30 years – has been told to leave by the hall’s new owners.
A restaurant chain branded ‘better than Wetherspoons’ has confirmed an official opening date for a new town centre branch.
A massive riverside regeneration scheme, which is half-way through construction, has been nominated for a prestigious development award.
We take an exclusive first look inside a bargain retailer’s new shop ahead of its opening today.
A US firm has completed the takeover of a scientific consultancy company based in Kent.
Health chiefs at Dover port seized 3.4 tonnes of illegal meat - just days before checks were moved 22 miles down the M20.
Latest figures reveal Kent and the South East has seen the biggest drop in the number of breweries so far this year.
Plans for an 8,000-seater stadium at the heart of a new waterfront neighbourhood have been given the green light.
Traders say business has been badly affected by the axing of a ferry service with some even considering moving elsewhere.
A firm is on a recruitment drive this spring as part of a team-up with a leading food store chain.
Proposals to demolish a working docks and turn it into a business park have been recommended for approval despite huge opposition.
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