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Debenhams has closed its doors after almost half-a-century on a Kent high street - leaving former staff "heartbroken".
A city centre leatherwear store, which has been thriving since the '80s, is closing after its owner decided to retire.
A swimming pool, petting zoo and aerial ropes are among the possible new attractions being explored by the new owners of Betteshanger Park.
International business has signed a new deal for its office complex.
A popular store that has been running for 27 years has announced it will be closing down.
Major investment by hospital to allow patients to see consultants closer to home.
Workers have been busy installing equipment at a new gym which will welcome its first customers next week.
Popular car-for-cash trade-in site takes in its 10,000th vehicle.
A union has pledged to fight the planned closure of Kent car parts factory Antolin Interiors which has put 300 jobs in jeopardy.
Shoppers are picking up the last few items as Debenhams stores prepare to close.
Furniture giant Ikea has responded to calls from shoppers who want the firm to open a store in the county.
Permanent replacement for long-serving manager Stephanie Durling is revealed.
A town centre restaurant and rooftop bar, at the old home of a popular nightclub, is taking bookings ahead of its grand opening.
Up to 300 workers face losing their jobs after bosses announced they are closing a Kent car parts factory.
A fashion retail giant has left a town centre for good.
Brexit, industrial action and car industry blamed for decline in figures for 2019.
Hundreds of thousands of pounds have been spent on a security guard and equipment for a hotel which is part of controversial development plans.
Retailer is seeking a last-minute rescue deal to prevent slumping into administration.
Operator reports the highest number of pets returning into the country earlier this month.
Two men are on trial accused of defrauding almost £3m of taxpayers’ cash in an elaborate countryside scam.
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