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A sports club has been allowed to build new pitches on part of a sheep field – a key step in a controversial housing scheme.
Small firms with a great idea or product are wanted by a leading supermarket, which is offering to help entrepreneurs reach the 'main stage'.
An online retail giant is set to create more than 1,300 jobs when it opens its new Kent fulfilment centre.
Worried parents are struggling to get their hands on two particular types of infant formula milk because of a nationwide shortage.
A free webinar later this month will see figures from some of the county's most ambitious projects provide an update.
Restaurants serving Turkish, Italian and Caribbean food will all be available to order from online - as Deliveroo launches in a Kent town.
A law firm has promoted 11 staff as it looks to bounce back after the pandemic.
A roadside food vendor says he sometimes can't get into the lay-by where he trades, because of dangerously parked lorries.
Owners of a luxury hotel have splashed out £200k turning their outdoor space into a wedding venue as couples opt for al fresco ceremonies.
One of the county's best known pub chains is hiring hundreds of new staff as the remainder of its pubs and hotels prepare to reopen.
Four new commemorative stamps of The Duke of Edinburgh, pictured throughout his life, are to go on sale. Here's when and where you can buy them:
A 24-year-old personal trainer decided to run her own online coaching company after a period in which she was barely able to cover her rent.
The county is bracing itself for hundreds of thousands of visitors as holiday-makers opt for a staycation this year.
A local authority wants to hear feedback on its plans to grow the local economy.
A free event will feature a host of big names from the county as they debate the latest economic outcomes.
The government is facing a backlash over plans to automatically give developments the green light.
A family caravan business has re-opened after lockdown with a third generation now in charge.
The latest GDP figures reveal a bounce back after a drop between January and March - but one expert warns recovery could be slower than hoped.
An opportunity for graduates and school-leavers is on the horizon at a logistics firm in the county.
A council-backed scheme will offer free advice to help firms bounce back after the pandemic.
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