Firms who have breached the rules surrounding the furlough scheme are set to get a 30-day amnesty period to repay HMRC.

As holiday rentals are given the go-ahead from July 4, Airbnb hosts are concerned new cleaning measures will impact them financially.

The University of Kent is to host a series of free webinars to help firms recover after the lockdown.

More than 9,000 firms have been helped by a free business support service since it launched at the end of March.

Tickets are available now for a one-day conference to help boost Kent firms - all taking place online.

An aerodrome is welcoming the public back, with coronavirus measures in place.

Regular visitors to Leeds Castle have vented their frustration after the tourist attraction said it would not extend annual tickets.

Firms in the county are being invited to register on a free site highlighting the steps taken to be safe as lockdown measures are eased.

Table service, contactless payments and an end to menus - just how will our pubs look when they finally reopen next month?

Rooms not tidied up during your stay, and food left outside your room - hotels are feeling the difference as they prepare to reopen.

The release of April's GDP figures have brought into 'sharp relief' the economic impact of the health crisis.

County chiefs have agreed with officials in Europe to work together to help boost tourism as lockdown measures are eased.

An online discussion will take place this week with the county's tourism and hospitality industry urged to take part.

As workplaces reopen as lockdown measures are eased, employers are being urged to review their fire safety.

A survey has revealed it is not just lost revenues which have hit small business owners in the county during the lockdown.

Here are the pubs across Kent and Medway we are supporting with our KM Group campaign, Love Your Local, until they can welcome regulars again.

Business leaders are invited to discuss life after lockdown and the county's economic outlook on a special one-hour webinar.

A free workshop aimed at bridging the skills gap says the pandemic has prevented it hitting a key milestone this month.

A plan to build a car park on greenbelt land in order to accommodate growing visitor numbers at a tourism attraction will not go ahead.

Council urges small firms not to miss out on the chance of applying for grants of up to £10,000 to ease the financial pain of the pandemic.