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The continued suspension of international rail services has left a station looking like lockdown never ended.
Soaring inflation could usher in a recession later this year - and the fear many firms may not survive it, warns a Kent business expert.
A well-known gym in a Kent town centre has mysteriously shut suddenly leaving members in the dark and in shock with fears over reclaiming their money.
Fuel retailers have been told to make sure tax cuts are being passed to customers as campaign groups say hard-pressed drivers aren't benefitting.
Plans for a multi-million pound leisure complex at a former BHS store which would include a go kart track, cinema and bowling have been scrapped.
A long-standing Kent company has been granted a £138 million loan, which will help it create new job roles and invest in green technologies.
A 100-year-old former bus waiting room will open as a coffee bar, serving hot drinks in the day and wine and cocktails in the evening.
Part of a lake could be raised and filled in as part of plans to deliver thousands of homes and a music and arts venue at Kent's new garden city.
The half term, Jubilee celebrations and reduced ferry capacity will keep Operation Brock in place on the M20 until June.
Plans to transform a former high street bank into a pub and restaurant are one step closer.
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the county are set for full fibre broadband upgrades as part of a £33m investment.
The number of people claiming benefits fell heavily last month - but soaring inflation means few are better off.
Staff at a brexit lorry park could have to be redeployed amid ongoing delays to border controls.
A leading business event for Medway is urging firms to enter now as the clock ticks down to the deadline for entries.
The cost of living crisis has claimed another victim after spiralling expenses saw a businesswoman call time on her much-loved tea room.
Residents are fuming after discovering an estate of 650 houses is planned for fields behind their homes.
Kent Cricket has signed a partnership deal with a group which runs a number of colleges in the county/
A tailors with links to royalty and Dickens is to close after 180 years
Twin brothers restoring a listed building into a Georgian-style bistro with a light-up pink bar are planning for a summer opening.
Plans to transform a run down high street inn into flats and a micropub have hit a wall.
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