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The release of April's GDP figures have brought into 'sharp relief' the economic impact of the health crisis.
A proposal claims thousands of jobs could be created if freeport plans are pursued - but airport campaigners are unlikely to be happy.
As Rupert Bear celebrates his centenary, we look at the life of the Kent artist who gave birth to the iconic creation.
A specialist firm has developed two key weapons in the fight to keep shoppers and office workers safe when using escalators.
An historic trade has resumed after the pandemic forced it to take its first break in production for 400 years.
County chiefs have agreed with officials in Europe to work together to help boost tourism as lockdown measures are eased.
A organisation representing manufacturing businesses has released support packages to help firms returning to production.
One of the county's chambers of commerce has recruited an HR expert to its board as it prepares for life after the lockdown.
An online discussion will take place this week with the county's tourism and hospitality industry urged to take part.
A coffee shop has swapped cappuccinos for groceries in a bid to survive and thrive during the pandemic.
We take a look back at when the county hosted some of the world's biggest events and most celebrated athletes.
Figures for the first five months on the year reveal Eurotunnel traffic has dropped dramatically as a result of travel restrictions.
As workplaces reopen as lockdown measures are eased, employers are being urged to review their fire safety.
A survey has revealed it is not just lost revenues which have hit small business owners in the county during the lockdown.
A critically-acclaimed brewery has launched its first range of canned beers – and has enjoyed its best ever month as a result.
Business leaders are invited to discuss life after lockdown and the county's economic outlook on a special one-hour webinar.
A free workshop aimed at bridging the skills gap says the pandemic has prevented it hitting a key milestone this month.
Council urges small firms not to miss out on the chance of applying for grants of up to £10,000 to ease the financial pain of the pandemic.
The government website for SMEs to claim back money under the Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme is now live.
Law firm advises businesses to consider adding a clause in order to reclaim goods if not fully paid for.
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