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Christmas gifts marking the visit of Benny the Beluga whale to Kent have been flying off the shelves.
Clothing chain Peacocks could be shutting one of its branches after signs appeared in its shop windows advertising a "closing down sale".
One of the world's most expensive beds, made from luxury fibre worth more than gold, has gone on display in Kent.
Annual event, now in its sixth year, shines the spotlight on the county's SMEs.
With thousands of families in Kent struggling to put a meal on the table, a charity aims to make sure everyone has enough to eat this festive season.
A long-awaited Sainsbury's has welcomed its first customers.
National day of action to encourage us all to 'shop local' takes place this weekend.
Kent's inward investment agencies create informal forum to present united vision for the county.
Kent mechanical and electrical specialists will continue relationship with major sandwich chain.
A report from business experts polled views of firms across the country and revealed many were not considering international growth.
An application to open a new Lidl supermarket and build six commercial units has been sent to the council - just around the corner from a Morrisons.
A vineyard has reported a bumper crop as the county's growers cash in on the long hot summer of this year.
Large parts of a town and an entire shopping centre were left without power after a major outage.
More than 25 staff flown to Ireland for all expenses paid weekend to thank them for their efforts during 2018.
Company says it could double its staff numbers if it moves production site to service global client base.
A young entrepreneur says he started his own clothing brand to help his disabled parents – and now hopes he can inspire others to fulfil their dreams.
A high street has been ranked among the UK's healthiest thanks to its higher number of cafes and vape shops compared to off-licences and takeaways.
Co-op will close this month as there continues to be uncertainty over its future.
A café owned by double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes is set to shut as she looks ahead to a fresh start.
An historic department store which closed last month has been rescued after it was taken over in a deal signed this week.
