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A new human resources consultancy has launched in the county – with the backing of a leading law firm.
There are lessons every business in the county should learn from the scandal which has shattered the Post Office’s reputation.
One of the world’s biggest live music firms is now owner of Dreamland – but could that hit the wrong note for an iconic theatre just half-a-mile away?
The divide between east and west Kent is alive and well – but which side do you hold closest to your heart, asks our columnist.
A public consultation has gone live into the future of a ferry service facing a funding squeeze at both ends of its route – and you can have your say.
Business leaders and academics will gather this week for the traditional new year networking curtain-raiser.
Is Eurostar’s refusal to revive its Kent services a betrayal of the economic dreams on which the whole project was sold to the county?
A major new survey has show business confidence levels in Kent are increasing – but clouds remain on the horizon.
A former Kent sub-postmaster’s life was devastated by the false accusations highlighted in ITV’s hit drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office.
Hit BBC reality TV show The Traitors is back...but how has Kent’s contestant fared during the first week?
A serving Met Police officer has been suspended after he was charged with rape.
A 31-year-old man has been charged after two teenagers were stabbed in a town centre.
A short film on a Facebook site provides our columnist with a fascinating glimpse of a town beloved by generations.
You wouldn’t do it in the high street, but while on a walk it’s plain bad manners not to give a cheery greeting or smile to those you pass.
In the concluding part of our review of 2023, we look back at changes to our high streets and the tragedies which shocked our communities.
In the second part of our review of the year, we take a look at a trilogy of long-running sagas and ask if an end is, finally, in sight?
In the first of a three-part look back over the last 12 months, we start with the weather, relentless strikes and a farewell to a TV favourite.
A new book sheds light on a brutal battle and the loss of thousands of lives right here in Kent which changed our history forever.
They are rarely seen and never touched – but letters worth close to £1m from one of the nation’s most celebrated authors are kept in Kent’s vaults.
Has late-night Christmas shopping in Kent lost its sparkle? Our columnist wrestles with supporting shops while watching his bank balance.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!