A new £1.7 million brewery is opening today after a year-and-a-half of construction work.

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Councillors have agreed to plans for an adult gaming centre in a town centre high street.

Final preparations are underway ahead of the opening of a town centre brewery beset by delays.

A shop shrouded in plastic sheeting for weeks is being unveiled to customers.

Driver joins star-studded line-up entertaining clients at top sporting events.

The shortlist for the county's top business awards has been selected by the judges - so who's in the running for glory?

Students in the county set to benefit from combined job and study programme.

A salad bar offering freshly made healthy lunch boxes and wraps has opening its door for the first time.

First phase of ambitious £75m project opened in December.

Indie rocker Pete Doherty has revealed The Libertines' new hotel on the Kent coast could be open in the summer.

Shopping centre bosses will take the wraps off the first part of a £90m expansion today when a popular coffee and sandwich chain moves in.

The opening of one town's first Italian restaurant is just around the corner and fills a High Street unit which has been empty for eight years.

A new micropub has opened in a village after owners completed a £15,000 refurbishment.

A town is divided on fast-food plans, and now an MP has weighed in as well.

Wallace and Gromit will no longer feature at a proposed theme park after a deal between the duo's creators and resort bosses was quietly dropped.

Business chiefs have called for more to be done to crack down on so-called "dine and dashers" who leave restaurants without paying their bill.

Two children's shows from ITV will inspire attractions at a proposed entertainment resort, KentOnline can reveal, after a deal with the broadcaster.

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Rides and attractions based on popular TV shows could come to Kent after a long-awaited theme park announced a deal with ITV.