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A village is set for further expansion after a housebuilder said work will begin next month on constructing 50 new homes on a nine-acre site.
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Paul Scally has announced he's taking 'extended leave' from Gills - but why is a club which once soared now struggling?
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A company started in 1957 in Kent and which has now got offices across the UK, has paid tribute to its pioneering chairman who has passed away.
One of the county's top networking events returns for its fifth annual outing next week - with 300 delegates expected.
Our high streets are undergoing a transition to, hopefully, a revitalised future. But just what, exactly, can we expect?
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Family and friends have said their final farewells to the leader of one of the county's most successful firms.
A leading brewer will be serving up a limited edition ale over the extended bank holiday weekend to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in June.
Shoppers will be able to visit only the fourth shop dedicated to the goods of a German manufacturer when its opens later this month.
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From nuclear disasters to flooding, pandemics and even dead whales, meet the agency tasked with getting the county back on our feet.
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The remarkable transformation of a 'forgotten' part of one town into a vibrant shopping area could be a blueprint for others to follow.
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In an exclusive interview, a former star of hit TV show Dragons' Den explains why there is hope for the high street yet.
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In our latest feature on the plight of high streets, we look at the fragmented world of property ownership to find out who's really running our towns.
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We take a look back at the remarkable scenes which unfolded across a seaside town as two of youth culture's most iconic factions violently clashed.
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Exactly one month ago, P&O Ferries sacked almost 800 staff - a move which has had enormous ramifications for the county ever since.
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In the first of a series of special features on the challenges facing our high streets, we take a look at just why they have declined.
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A powerful beer brewed to a Ukrainian recipe goes on sale this weekend at a popular festival - with proceeds going to help the war-torn nation.
A property contractor has strengthened its board as it set its sights on growth and a £1bn turnover target.
The number of people claiming benefits fell again last month - but rising inflation will hit many household budgets hard.
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The operator of the Channel Tunnel has seen an enormous year-on-year growth for the month of March.
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A holiday park giant, with parks across the county, has finally been taken over after a multi-million pound deal was finally approved.
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
