Council bosses announced today they are looking for an operator to run long-dormant amusement park Dreamland on a 35-year contract.

A young bar manager treated "like family" by the owners of an idyllic wedding venue stole £13,000 by helping himself to cash from the till.

One Kent pub's not going to get caught short if England's matches go into extra time...

With the chance to boost revenues and make contacts, companies across Kent are crossing their fingers for England to go far in the World Cup.

Two men caught with metal stolen from Dreamland - Britain's oldest amusement park - have left damage that will cost £30,000 to repair.

A scheme designed to help reignite a seaside town's economy has exceeded hopes by promoting outdoor pursuits like sailing and walking.

The changing face of Margate is embodied in the town’s latest hotel, The Victoria which opens this week at Fort Crescent.

Hotel guests who check out with "souvenirs" from their rooms are being offered an amnesty after thousands of items - even patio furniture - vanished.

Father and son duo Ernie and Dean Tevik have bought the derelict Bun Penny pub on Herne Bay seafront, ending rumours about the stricken pub's future

A former assistant manager of a shopping centre restaurant is behind bars after stealing from the till for more than a year.

A new family business in Dartford is promising some epic-sized portions on the menu.

An investigation is under way today after a blaze broke out at the iconic Dreamland site.

After a tough first week, the over-50s holiday firm has seen a slim rise in its value on its first full day of trading on the London Stock Exchange.

The first shares in over-50s holiday and insurance company Saga have been traded on the London Stock Exchange at the lower end of price expectations.

The Middle-East-based owners of Ebbsfleet United also own around three quarters of the company behind the Paramount Park project, it has emerged.

A Kent gardener designer and two nurseries from the county have received top honours at the world’s most famous flower show this week.

The moment Sam Drury and Keiron Parrish walked into a Murston pub they knew it was the one for them.

As it reports a strong trading performance, it has emerged Shepherd Neame could be about to enter into arbitration with its water company.

The Turner Contemporary will take on Wembley Stadium and the Olympic Park in a bid to find the most popular National Lottery-funded project.

The Wife of Bath in Wye has gone on the market - just a year after celebrating its 50th anniversary.