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A leading business figure says industry needs clarity on the terms of the UK's exit deal with the EU - and time is running out.
Builders' merchants see surge in sales as we improve our homes during the health crisis rather than splash out on holidays.
A firm dropped discounts to customers and instead donated money from every sale to a selection of charities.
A host of the biggest issues will be discussed next month at the Kent & Medway Business Summit - and tickets are available now.
A major furniture retailer is creating 12 jobs with its latest store opening.
One of the county's biggest accountants and business advisors has been recognised at a national awards ceremony.
Demand from London firms wanting satellite offices is a key driving force behind a site's success during the pandemic.
Check out our interactive images charting the changes in our towns over recent years.
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Famous faces in the hospitality industry are calling on everyone to back an online petition to help the sector recover from the pandemic.
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Brexit stockpiling saw truck traffic numbers peak last month.
Possible implications of Brexit has seen a sharp rise in demand for pallets which will not fall foul of EU regulations.
It's been a tough year for retailers - and for many familiar names, 2020 could be the last time we see them on our high streets.
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Tributes have been paid to the 'voice of golf' and a regular at Kent's biggest golf tournaments.
Southeastern is adding more services from Monday - and will unveil its Christmas timetable next week.
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We all know how serious Covid-19 can be - but just what does it feel like to have so-called 'mild symptoms'? Our reporter found out first hand...
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Campaigners have raised concerns over CO2 levels at a new multi-billion pound Thames crossing.
A ferry company is celebrating another top prize by offering rewards to local heroes - and you can nominate them.
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A businessman has swapped his daily commute to London to running a high-end cheese shop.
Business figures have united to boost a town's fortunes after it found itself in Tier 3 despite low infection rates.
A leading food and drink oganisation is urging us to spend on local food and drink producers to help inject £315m into the local economy.
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