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The latest names to have signed up to a town’s regeneration scheme have been revealed.
A shopping centre has been boosted by a £600,000 investment in a store.
Inaugural event will be held on Wednesday, May 15.
A vegetarian suspects fowl play after finding a real chicken nugget in his meat-free cocktail sausages.
The boss of a cinema company that’s opening a branch as part of a town’s multi-million pound regeneration has confirmed when it is set to open.
Events are being organised by two local authorities and the University of Kent.
Survey has charted business opinion across key sectors since the 2016 referendum.
A national retailer will no longer have a presence in the county after announcing the closure of its stores.
Businesses across the county will be able to find out more about the fast emerging technologies.
Two new restaurants have signed up for a town’s multi-million pound regeneration as councillor raises concerns of the centre becoming a "ghost town".
Free event will include guest speaker Jonathan Neame.
Experienced expert will join with a brief to boost the county's prosperity and growth.
If successful, the scheme could deliver more than £10m to the county.
An ironmonger business which was ravaged by a fire six years ago has risen from the ashes and marked its 100th anniversary.
A Marks and Spencer store has been scrawled with graffiti after its unpopular decision to close.
Opportunity to get in front of 77,000 people expected to attend annual extravaganza.
Exciting plans to rebuild and improve a supermarket - which was destroyed by a blaze last year - have been unveiled.
A specialist jewellery and watch firm operating in the county has been saved after falling into administration.
Sainsbury’s is among those who will be approached by developers to launch a convenience store on the site of the former Scruffy Ducks pub.
A new £75m leisure complex has been branded a “ghost town” as restaurants remain empty three months after the site opened.
