The government website for SMEs to claim back money under the Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme is now live.

We want to support and promote our pubs across Kent during the current crisis, with our campaign, Love Your Local. Here's how to get involved:

Our holidays could be changing but this week a national celebration of al fresco vacations is encouraging us to think about camping and caravanning.

A number of rural firms have received payments in a bid to help boost the county's rural economy, despite the pandemic.

The county's big employers are working out just how to get staff back into the workplace when lockdown measures are eased.

Victims of a data breach by a budget airline are being urged to claim for compensation

JD Wetherspoons bosses have revealed how they plan to maintain hygiene when reopening branches.

Bluewater's Carluccio's will stay open as 40 others across the country face closure.

A parish council has objected to a holiday park's plan to replace 10 old chalets and caravans with nine new chalets.

A selection of travel agents have explained what people planning trips abroad this year should do.

Many small firms are still unaware there is funding - which does not have to be paid back - available to help them through the crisis.

Councillors want planning restrictions eased to let some holiday parks stay open all year to help with the housing shortage.

A jack-up drilling rig used in the North Sea is now attracting visitors after it has been towed into a Kent port.

When Brits realised the money-saving benefits of buying wine in France they flocked to Kent's port towns heralding the beginning of the booze cruise.

A business advisor says staff shortages at Companies House is having an impact on firms forced into closure during the pandemic.

You may be surprised at some of the celebrities who held their big day in the county - we take a look at a select few.

A holiday park company has announced it will be extending its closure for a further month in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

Organisers of a graduation ceremony for those completing apprenticeships have been forced to change plans due to the pandemic.

The annual celebration to mark a Kent town's official return to Britain after 350 years of Dutch control has been sunk by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Here's everything you need to know about the furlough extension as Kent reacts to the announcement.