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The cash industry is 'on a knife-edge' according to a union as a major money distributor confirms it is set to slash jobs.
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The county's inward investment agency has launched a service to help firms bounce back after the ravages of the lockdown.
Police believe two separate incidents or a man exposing himself are linked.
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Police have launched an investigation after a man collapsed in the street in the early hours of this morning having been shot.
Police are appealing for witnesses following a commotion which saw six hurt and a woman arrested.
Officers on patrol at a railway station have arrested a female, discovered to be carrying a large knife, after she was spotted acting suspiciously.
Ten fire engines were called to a hotel after a blaze was sparked in its boiler room.
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A legal expert has urged business owners to take all necessary steps to keep staff and visitors safe in the workplace - or risk prosecution.
A law firm has picked up two awards at an event celebrating SMEs in the UK.
A leading business figure in the county says many firms cannot afford to bring furloughed staff back - despite Rishi Sunak's £1,000 incentive.
One of the county's biggest employers says it is to cut hundreds of jobs due to the impact of the pandemic on its business.
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Rail union the RMT has warned of 'serious implications' to Kent if Eurostar slash jobs as a result of the impact of the pandemic.
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Property experts have welcomed the Chancellor's announcement of a stamp duty cut until next March.
Business figures in Kent say new measures to get young people into work are well intentioned but may prove a challenge in reality.
A question mark hangs over the future of a string of Kent stores after its owners called in the administrators.
The new owner of a former newsprint site has pledged to invest £180m into transforming it - with the hope of creating thousands of jobs.
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A corporate lawyer has moved from a top London firm to join a corporate and commercial team in the county.
One of the county's major building, civil engineering and plant hire firms has seen changes at the top after a management buy-out.
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A leading historian is set to start conducting three-day tours of the county, unearthing the secrets of what life was like under the Romans.
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Remember the 'Second Summer of Love' of 1989? We take a look back at how the acid house craze spilt into the county's countryside.
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