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A town centre café, which was forced to close because of flood damage, will not reopen - but bosses behind it say a new venture is on its way.
A doughnut company selling indulgent treats such as a ‘brownie bomb’ and Eton mess flavoured concoctions has expanded.
Plans for a huge bike factory promising 2,500 jobs have been approved - but work is not scheduled to start for two years.
A Greggs bakery is to open at a petrol station after plans were given the nod.
A 200-year-old pub where its grand reopening was celebrated less than a year ago has gone back up for sale.
A country pub set in three acres is up for sale after the landlord retired.
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Mr Carney headed up Britain’s central bank between 2013 and 2020 before being succeeded by Andrew Bailey.
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University staff could strike unless reassurances over job cuts are given by its vice-chancellor as pressure mounts on him and other senior managers.
Plans to redevelop a former drinks factory site have been given the green light for a second time - and are set to create about 250 jobs.
More than a quarter of jobs at a university could be slashed in a bid to save £20 million, KentOnline can reveal.
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