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Who needs main courses when Kent's newest 80-seat desserts-only restaurant has now opened for business and is selling knickerbocker glories?
Ferry firm has been told union will ballot members over industrial action in dispute over newly introduced sickness policy.
Surveyors are assessing whether a prominent former bingo hall contains asbestos as calls to turn it into a theatre grow.
A cookery shop has closed down, but could be replaced by a coffee shop.
A popular fast-food chain will not return to a shopping centre when its multimillion-pound extension opens next year.
The Apprentice candidate, Alex Finn pitched his company to more than 70 firms at a networking event.
A McDonald's restaurant has reopened after a six weeks digital make over.
A Co-op supermarket will reopen next week with an improved bakery and a new look after a face lift worth more than half a million pounds.
Ambitious plans at former colliery site intend to see it become a major visitor attraction as well as business hub.
Energy company has opened new offices in the county with a view to its power coming from renewable sources.
Campaigners have hit out at bosses at Gatwick Airport after they announced plans to use their emergency runway to increase aviation capacity.
Legal practice has joined a major international network of law firms to enhance its offering.
The operators of a five-screen cinema, which is opening as part of an eye-catching £115 million regeneration project, have been revealed.
Could this halt festive fights over the best sweets? A Kent store is among just 11 nationwide getting pick and mix Quality Street tins this month.
The tents which cover a shopping centre are being removed as construction work on its revamp continues.
Troubled firm has called a shareholder meeting next month to raise funds to protect its future.
An 18-hole golf course could soon make way for 400 homes in a move described as "madness" by some people living nearby.
More people in the county are claiming unemployment benefits, bucking a national trend.
Turnover up but profits take a hit for cross-Channel firm due to rising fuel costs and weak pound.
One of the KM Group's newspaper titles is celebrating its 5th birthday today.
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