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In the second part of our look back at the biggest stories of the Noughties, we remember the collapse of Woolworths and when Madonna came to town.
One Kent town will be part of a Government-backed six-month trial scheme using artificial intelligence to get people into work.
Some seismic events took place in Kent during the Noughties – here's the first instalment of a two-part special.
Fruit varieties developed at a horticultural research centre in the county are closing in on 100million annual sales.
The on-going revival of a town centre will soon see its latest addition - a 'Prohibition-era style club' - open later this month.
A company looking to develop revolutionary fuel alternatives for the aviation industry is investing £11m and creating dozens of jobs in the county.
A gala ceremony takes place today to celebrate the achievement of apprentices in the county as experts say they could help ease skills shortages.
The NHS organisation set to replace the existing CCG in the county has appointed five non-executive directors to its board.
We review a vegan fast food joint so good it could convert the most blood-thirsty carnivore.
Union bosses say the one day strike will draw attention to the pay rates of staff working on Kent's train services.
An innovative app to help slash the amount of food going to waste is up and running ahead of a 12-month trial in the county.
It redefined the Navy after being captured from the French - and now the remarkable story of an historic warship is sailing into the county.
A brewery in Kent has extended its partnership with a Thai beer firm which will see it brew its leading lager for the UK market.
A range of electric bikes are now available which could allow users to not bother pedalling at all.
Find out if one of our reporters had any success in negotiating down their TV, broadband and phone package with one big company.
Workers who clean trains operating across the county have voted for industrial action in a dispute over pay.
A major property report has underlined the surge of interest in the county from those currently living in London as house prices continue to climb.
A deal has been agreed which will end industrial action which impacted on the importation of new vehicles at a Kent port.
A leader provider of full fibre broadband into rural areas of the county has strengthened its leadership team.
SMEs are being urged to check their eligibility to access funding to boost their business by embracing new technologies.
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