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Updated plans submitted for seafront cinema project

Updated plans submitted for seafront cinema project

20 March 2014

Revised proposals to convert a former bingo hall back into a cinema have been submitted, a council has confirmed.

Kent has busiest European port

Kent has busiest European port

20 March 2014

More passengers travelled through the Port of Dover than any other in Europe, according to a new report.

David's Den - It's cut by 10!

David's Den - It's cut by 10!

19 March 2014

The chancellor has announced the 2014 budget this afternoon and players of the game are set to benefit with bingo tax slashed from 20% to 10%.

It's curtain up on a new look for Maidstone's theatre

It's curtain up on a new look for Maidstone's theatre

19 March 2014

More than £120,000 worth of improvements have been unveiled at Maidstone's Hazlitt Theatre.

Chinese hotel agreed

Chinese hotel agreed

19 March 2014

Permission has been granted to change a four-story building into a hotel aimed at the Chinese tourists.

Help for flood-hit tourism firms

Help for flood-hit tourism firms

18 March 2014

A free workshop will give advice to businesses affected by the adverse weather in recent months.

Developers welcome garden city plans

Developers welcome garden city plans

17 March 2014

The company behind proposals for a £2bn theme park in Kent have backed the Chancellor's plans to create a new city in the county.

Winners revealed at Taste of Kent Awards

Winners revealed at Taste of Kent Awards

14 March 2014

The winners of the 10th Taste of Kent Awards are announced, in a celebration of the many flavours of today's Garden of England.

Thousands back campaign to save last cinema in town

Thousands back campaign to save last cinema in town

12 March 2014

Thousands join a petition campaign to save Folkestone's last remaining cinema

Suicide fears after council phone rant

Suicide fears after council phone rant

12 March 2014

Police were scrambled to check on a businessman - when he asked a council worker if he should kill himself in a phone rant about planning permission.

New episode for High Street Cinema

New episode for High Street Cinema

11 March 2014

A new tenant is being sought for the upper area of the town's old cinema.

Attraction sounds out ‘exciting new partnership’

Attraction sounds out ‘exciting new partnership’

11 March 2014

A Kent tourist destination has become the test venue for a new speaker product developed by a global audio giant, whose HQ is moving across the road.

Online poll: Would you pay for perceived bad service at a restaurant?

Online poll: Would you pay for perceived bad service at a restaurant?

09 March 2014

A restaurant owner's lost more than £1,000 after dozens of customers staged a mass walkout amid complaints about slow service and unsatisfactory food.

Profits dip for brewer

Profits dip for brewer

05 March 2014

The continuing reorganisation of the business at Shepherd Neame has dented pre-tax profits, despite hailing a "strong trading performance".

Kent celebrate positive financial results

Kent celebrate positive financial results

04 March 2014

Kent are celebrating much-improved financial results according to figures released on Tuesday morning.

Weakness is strength for beer lovers

Weakness is strength for beer lovers

28 February 2014

A former Islander who has set up his own brewery has developed a special bitter for Sheppey’s first micropub.

The new king of wok and roll

The new king of wok and roll

27 February 2014

A new Chinese restaurant owner has got Elvis always on his mind - as an impersonator who will keep the King's memory alive for diners.

They came, they saw, they played - nearly 4,000 of them

They came, they saw, they played - nearly 4,000 of them

27 February 2014

Nearly 4,000 gamers of all ages took part in the biggest and best GEEK games expo yet at Margate's Winter Gardens.

A hidden treasure - but for how much longer?

A hidden treasure - but for how much longer?

26 February 2014

Having won awards for its high street, things could be changing in Deal with the arrival of high-speed trains and a £40m revamp of a former colliery.

Cash awarded to pool research

Cash awarded to pool research

25 February 2014

A group of tourism experts have been given money to share past research projects with other areas, looking at ways to tap into new leisure markets.

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