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A town-centre brewery being launched by winemaker Chapel Down has been delayed again despite having been due to open this week.
A new bar is set to open in the next fortnight on the site of a former high street restaurant.
A bad hygiene rating is not the end for your favourite restaurant as dozens of establishments have proven in the last 18 months.
Soaring temperatures has helped some of the county's best loved attractions to have a bumper weekend.
From wine to vegan fudge, Kent produces a tenth of the UK's food and drink industry.
Churchill's homes was closed to visitors temporarily today after the taps ran dry.
A record-breaking number of visitors have flocked to a seaside amusement park in time for the bank holiday sun.
Prepare yourselves for a Spanish and Latin American food and cocktails, coming soon.
A popular takeaway that was shut down by health inspectors has re-opened under new management.
Thieves took cash from a gambling machine during a break-in at a popular pub.
Survey has charted business opinion across key sectors since the 2016 referendum.
A series of cycle tours which take wine lovers through Kent's award-winning vineyards have been launched.
Work to rule action saw passengers urged not to travel.
One of Kent's biggest parks has finally opened its new playground after closing it for refurbishment last August.
A playground modelled on a 900-year-old castle has opened this weekend.
A village pub has reopened after being closed for months.
From giant water slides to pubs with a panoramic view, we've drawn up a list of some of our favourite places and what they have to offer.
Pictures inside a takeaway so dirty the owner has been banned from managing a restaurant have been revealed.
A Kent town can call itself the birthplace of a sporting revolution and home to some pretty strange events.
Businesses across the county will be able to find out more about the fast emerging technologies.
