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A major mobile network is upgrading coverage and speeds for two of the county's most popular tourist destinations.
Academics and other experts will take part in a free Zoom webinar for business leaders on how Kent tackles a looming digital skills shortage.
A survey has revealed residents of one Kent town have discovered a new found admiration for its retail heart.
A night at one of the county's most historic sites has secured top marks from tourism inspectors.
Women entrepreneurs in the county have got together to toast their survival and success during the Covid lockdowns.
One of the county's biggest bed retailers has changed hands as it looks to grow its market share.
Two of the county's M&S stores will be hiring youngsters on the government's Kickstart programme this summer.
A survey has revealed how many owner-managed businesses are walking a tight-rope due to the impact of the pandemic.
A partnership has been reached between a pub giant and cider maker meaning pubs across Kent will stock two new thirst-quenching drinks.
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There are new owners and a new look for a popular village pub as it reopens for business including a £100,000 upgrade to its kitchen.
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The Tourism Minister has paid a special visit to the county to back the recovery of the vital visitor economy.
From comets to eclipses, a look to the heavens has delivered some remarkable sights over the years.
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A forum for private sector landlords takes place next month as the ban on evictions is lifted.
A fast-food outlet will be flying the flag for Kent in the British Takeaway Awards later this year after being shortlisted for the final.
A major investment has been made into a site acquired by a leading logistics firm.
Heavy losses caused by the pandemic is accelerating plans to reshuffle M&S' stores - which will result in some closures.
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A meeting will take place today as the tourism industry prepares to count the enormous cost, for another year, of travel restrictions to the sector.
The team behind two successful food halls in the county say they are pushing ahead with expansion plans.
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For decades, locals believed they lived in a 'dry village' where booze was banned - but just what is the truth?
A new scheme, backed by local authorities, is set to go live with 16,000 retailers from across the county.
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