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A logistics giant has launched an HGV driver academy in a bid to help ease the supply chain crisis.
Those industries involved in the county's food and drink sector have the opportunity to secure vital cash funding.
One of the county's big employers is to pay for a handful of firms to appear at a business show next month.
From tales of smuggling to emigrating to avoid arrest - a tailor from Kent would go on to help create one of the world's biggest wine regions.
Some were great, some a crushing disappointment - we take a look back at the music festivals the county has lost over the years.
The lorry driver shortage crisis will have a knock-on effect at Christmas and even next Easter, it has been warned.
Convenience stores across the county could face disruption to deliveries if strike action is voted for by lorry drivers.
A firm in the county is hoping a deal struck with a Chinese firm could open the door to a potentially lucrative new market.
Lorry drivers at a major supermarket distribution centre are threatening strike action in a pay dispute which could result in empty shelves.
Two of the county's top eateries have secured a top 50 place in a prestigious list of the nation's best restaurants.
He is one of the most famous performers of all-time - but did you know Houdini brought his remarkable public stunts and shows to the county?
Pubs, cafés, restaurants and hotels are set to unite for a special day to celebrate an industry under pressure.
Kent's pubs say supply problems are causing the pumps to run dry - despite a feared strike by draymen being called off this morning.
A store with branches across the county is looking to recruit to help it cope with the post-lockdown demand.
A new restaurant is set to open its doors later this year - creating a host of jobs in the process.
One of the county's most popular business events is bouncing back after the Covid as it prepares to welcome thousands in October.
A leading business organisation has appointed its latest ambassador for the county.
A pub which has been closed since the first Covid lockdown has new owners.
The latest figures reveal those claiming benefits is down for July in the county - but it has risen slightly in some areas.
It once employed thousands with sites across the county but the brickworks industry is now in danger of disappearing without trace.
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