The rural economy is facing turmoil after the EU referendum result, with European subsidies at risk and fluctuations in currency.

Do you remember these long-lost products that once made our County Town famous?

A print designer never knew that a 10-month-old tribal painting would be debuted on a selection of Marks & Spencer's summer range clothing.

Model maker Hornby says it could go out of business unless shareholders approve a turnaround plan which involves placing £8 million in a new shares.

Convenience store chain My Local is to go into administration just nine months after it was bought from Morrisons.

Bluewater has revamped long-running expansion plans in a move it said reflects a change in consumer demand.

Supermarket giant Tesco has offloaded its Dobbies Garden Centres for £217 million.

Costa and Poundland are among the new retailers to join a Kent retail site.

The government minister for environment, food and rural affairs visited a farm in Hoo as part of the "remain" campaign ahead of the EU referendum.

We've all heard of pound shops and 99p stores, but a family is going one step further by launching a supermarket where the most expensive item is 70p.

Sir Bob Geldof has been seen swearing and shouting at fishermen as they protest alongside Nigel Farage for the Leave campaign.

A business in Kent pushes out more light pollution than almost anywhere else in the country, which experts say is disturbing our sleep and wildlife.

Fashion chain New Look has chosen a Kent shopping centre for its first men’s store in the South East.

A town centre arson which caused £5 million of damage remains unsolved a year on.

Episode 3 of KMTV's business show. We look at the county's role in the growth of the British wine industry and the effect Brexit is having on Kent.

A council could introduce free evening parking in a town centre in a bid to boost the night-time economy.

BHS is to close all its stores in Kent after administrators failed to find a buyer for the ailing retailer, likely costing 11,000 jobs nationally.

A multi-million pound contract agreeing the sale of Gravesend’s old Marks & Spencer store has finally been signed.

Thirty new jobs have been created by a new Poundworld store which has opened opposite a branch of Poundland.

A family-run town centre butchers must pay more than £34,000 after council inspectors uncovered evidence of a mouse infestation.