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Minister makes no promises on Christmas supplies

Minister makes no promises on Christmas supplies

13 September 2021

The government says there are no guarantees there will not be empty shelves at Christmas as shortage of lorry drivers continues to hit supply chains.

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Sainsbury's and Argos to shut on Boxing Day

Sainsbury's and Argos to shut on Boxing Day

13 September 2021

Supermarket Sainsbury's has confirmed it will keep closed all stores on Boxing Day, including its Argos branches, to give staff a festive break.

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Cross-Channel freight service set to go live

Cross-Channel freight service set to go live

13 September 2021

A new service for freight through the Channel Tunnel is set to launch this weekend.

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Jobs warning over net zero targets

Jobs warning over net zero targets

13 September 2021

Thousands of jobs in the region could be at risk unless the UK accelerates the pace of its transition to becoming carbon neutral, it has been warned.

Carrier bag cost could rise

Carrier bag cost could rise

12 September 2021

Shoppers could be charged 50p for carrier bags in a bid to end single-use plastic.

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Millions in grant money up for grabs

Millions in grant money up for grabs

07 September 2021

A key sector of the county's economy is now able to apply to land research and development funding worth up to £250,000.

Juice firm splashes out on £1.1m upgrade

Juice firm splashes out on £1.1m upgrade

07 September 2021

Soaring sales has allowed a company to expand its factory with the promise of more jobs to come.

Hobbycraft reveals new store's opening date

Hobbycraft reveals new store's opening date

01 September 2021

Hobbycraft has revealed its latest Kent store will open next month with a grand opening planned and goody bags for the first 100 shoppers.

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Beer shortage at Wetherspoon

Beer shortage at Wetherspoon

01 September 2021

Wetherspoon pubs across the country are suffering beer supply shortages in the wake of Brexit and Covid.

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Confidence up, but concerns remain

Confidence up, but concerns remain

01 September 2021

The latest survey reveals firms are feeling increasingly confident for the future - but there are still hurdles to overcome.

£3m funding pot set to open

£3m funding pot set to open

31 August 2021

Those industries involved in the county's food and drink sector have the opportunity to secure vital cash funding.

'If people think it won't affect them, it will'

'If people think it won't affect them, it will'

28 August 2021

The lorry driver shortage crisis will have a knock-on effect at Christmas and even next Easter, it has been warned.

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Supermarket set to move to new £24m industrial park

Supermarket set to move to new £24m industrial park

27 August 2021

Sainsbury's is proposing to open a huge distribution centre on a new £24 million industrial park, it has been revealed.

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IKEA confirms Kent warehouse move

IKEA confirms Kent warehouse move

27 August 2021

The Swedish chain has confirmed it will be moving to Kent – but the news may come as a disappointment to shoppers hoping for the county's first store.

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Stores face another delivery strike threat

Stores face another delivery strike threat

26 August 2021

Convenience stores across the county could face disruption to deliveries if strike action is voted for by lorry drivers.

Science firm signs major deal in China

Science firm signs major deal in China

26 August 2021

A firm in the county is hoping a deal struck with a Chinese firm could open the door to a potentially lucrative new market.

IKEA rumours swirl as 'well-known retailer' signs warehouse deal

IKEA rumours swirl as 'well-known retailer' signs warehouse deal

25 August 2021

Home furnishing giant IKEA is understood to have signed a deal to open its first site in Kent.

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Town revamp part of 'city status' bid

Town revamp part of 'city status' bid

25 August 2021

Multi-million pound plans to help revamp a town centre have been given the go-head as a council eyes city status.

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Supermarket strike fear threatens more empty shelves

Supermarket strike fear threatens more empty shelves

25 August 2021

Lorry drivers at a major supermarket distribution centre are threatening strike action in a pay dispute which could result in empty shelves.

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Growing concern for 'overbearing' garden centre plans

Growing concern for 'overbearing' garden centre plans

23 August 2021

Bosses at a popular garden centre want to develop their site to fend off rival competition - but neighbours fear the work will be too 'overbearing'.

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