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Our columnist takes a trip into London and finds himself witnessing an attempted crime - and hoping the trend doesn’t reach Kent.
The company behind the high-speed rail line through Kent has announced it has a new name - but there’s no mention of resuming Eurostar services.
One of the county’s leading winemakers is set to be delisted from the stock market as it ends search for buyer.
The man who spent £2m on a number plate is now focusing on boosting his property investment in the county.
A leading artisan ice cream firm, with a popular seaside outlet, is expanding its range.
Industry experts will gather at an event later this year to discuss how Kent and Medway can tackle the demand for more housing.
One of the county’s leading employers says a survey it has conducted reveals a growing appetite for apprenticeships among young people.
Pub chain boss Philip Thorley has spoken of his relationship with his father, rival operators and why he’s compiled a funeral playlist.
The number of barbers on our high streets has exploded in recent years - but the experience of getting a haircut is lightyears from the 80s and 90s.
A drinks producer has signed a major new deal with a supermarket chain to deliver a new cocktail in a can.
A leading fish and chip brand has signed a deal to serve up its classic dish on a number of cross-Channel ferries.
The parent company of Eurotunnel has snapped up two major firms specialising in customs between Kent and the continent.
One of the county’s best-known law firms has become the latest to be acquired by a rising force in the legal world.
Is Kent’s economic growth being held back by the relentless use of environment concerns to oppose development, asks our columnist.
It arrived quickly with devastating consequences. We look back at the tidal surge which saw cliffs collapse, livestock drown and motorists marooned.
The man who has overseen a remarkable growth and transformation in a college group is stepping down - and his replacement unveiled.
A seafood restaurant popular with Londoners has played a significant role in a town’s regeneration – we had to give it a try.
A football club in the county has acquired the lease on a shuttered pub - and plans to have it trading again next month.
After a major supermarket revealed it was closing down its cafes - one store in the county is likely to have the recipe others could follow.
A leading law firm in the county is this year celebrating a remarkable anniversary - 300 years since it first began trading.