A much-loved pub will throw open its doors again after closing five months ago.

A petition has been launched after a historic town centre drinking hole was closed to make way for a supermarket.

They're not lovin' it. Residents worry that opening fast food restaurant further into the early hours will attract drunks and cause nuisance.

A Marstons pub and restaurant has submitted a planning application for a roadside site.

Plans to open a £2bn entertainment resort in Kent have been delayed by nearly a year according to the developers behind the project.

Two new Maidstone breweries have been included in the Good Beer Guide 2015 for the first time.

Pub giant Wetherspoon’s could be moving to Chatham and Gillingham amid rumours town centre sites are being considered.

A company that runs several leisure centres in Kent is offering discounted prices and deals to new customers in the run up to Christmas.

A pub that has become a focal point for families and children has received an award for its place in the community.

The search is on to find the county's most outstanding food and drink - and you can now vote for your favourites.

The designer relaunching a closed Kent amusement park says it is part of a cultural revival in the area, as details of its revamp go on show today.

A major Kent theatre will get a new lease of life ahead of possible plans to build a new one altogether.

An upmarket town could soon be getting a Nando's - if a man's petition to attract the chicken restaurant succeeds.

Developer accused of reneging on planning deal as part of £60 million town regeneration

Residents in a Kent town forced to travel more than 10 miles to get their film fix could soon have a cinema of their own, after plans were unveiled.

More than 1,400 people have bought shares in a Kent vineyard owner through a crowdfunding scheme as it plans to lease 400 acres of land.

An art festival is turning around the economic fortunes of a Kent resort which has faced years of decline.

When it comes to business, Ashford is emerging as the place to go in Kent.

The company behind a controversial Christmas attraction has vowed to refund tickets - after plans were thrown out by councillors.

The over-50s holiday and insurance company has revealed a rise in profits but a fall in revenues in its first report since joining the stock market.