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A popular shopping centre is set to welcome a new KFC restaurant later this year.
Attractions in the county will form part of themed itineraries to appeal to US visitors.
Food delivery service Deliveroo is looking for new riders as it is set to launch in another town this month.
While many of us have mixed feelings about the recent hot weather, it's been great for some of Kent's business owners.
Food hygiene inspectors have praised a "much improved" pub that was previously given a low rating.
A prominent former hotel previously earmarked for demolition is to become home to a seafood restaurant.
The future of a prominent village pub is unclear after new owners snapped it up within a month of it going on the market.
The Isle of Sheppey Pirates are celebrating their silver jubilee today in a new home as they invade the Island's rugby club.
A 1940s American diner may have to close if it cannot find a new location after landlords said they want to reclaim the land for development.
A new cinema and retail complex is one step closer to opening as developers hit another milestone.
A multi-million pound hotel funded by a local council is due to open this week.
Councils have vented their frustration at government plans for a 13-mile lorry park on the M20 that will last “many years" after Brexit.
Chamber of commerce advises members to get ready for the EU split next March well ahead of the date of departure.
Festival will be the first major event organised by a partnership of the county's top wine producers and is expected to be a big hit.
A record 110 classic cars, bikes and vintage prams descended on a Kent seaside resort to park along the prom.
A Kent model train track is celebrating its 40th year but could be derailed by a lack of pirates. John Nurden hitches a ride to find out more...
The restaurant in the centre of town could fall unless a last minute rescue deal can be agreed.
Complex is inviting local businesses and tourism organisations to attend the event in August.
A shopping centre was forced to close an attraction after it was contaminated.
Visitor numbers at a city museum have fallen by more than 30,000 in just one year - sparking concerns that its set-up is a "mistake".
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