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A two-storey John Lewis shop will reopen later this month, but eight other stores across the country won't welcome customers again.
An historic pub is set to remain shut off for a year after a Land Rover ploughed into a wall, leaving a gaping hole in the building.
Bosses behind plans for a huge warehouse on an industrial estate are remaining tight-lipped over who will run the two-storey site.
A two-storey John Lewis shop which has been shut since lockdown began may never reopen its doors.
TV favourite and Kent resident Paul O'Grady is to build a private dance studio for his 40-year-old ballet star husband.
Contractors are preparing to knock down a former homeware store as part of plans for a controversial 16-storey tower block.
A private investor from Israel has bought a huge nine-storey building in a £14m deal.
Staff at a long-running food factory have paid tribute to a tragic 20-year-old found dead in woodland.
Plans to shut a leisure centre for a year to allow for refurbishment works could cause more than 100 job losses.
A 150-acre site could become home to hundreds of properties, a retirement village and business park.
A controversial town centre project which involves the partial demolition of a bingo hall will now be headed up by a 'specialist developer'.
A long-standing Kent MP says the success of Kent’s high-speed rail network demonstrates the role HS2 has to play in the country’s economic recovery.
Shoppers will be able to visit the Ashford Designer Outlet for the first time in months tomorrow, but 20 stores will not reopen.
A man who had been missing from his home since Friday morning has been found safe.
Police have seized a moped after the young rider was seen going the wrong way at a roundabout.
A food wholesaler is set to cut scores of jobs in Kent - including 70 in one office - after the Covid-19 crisis had a "significant impact" on trade.
Anxious residents have raised concerns about the location of a new Covid-19 testing centre which opens on the edge of a town centre next to a school.
An abandoned Argos store which has sat empty for two years is being taken over by a homeware chain.
A new sign which cost a council more than £6,000 has been installed in a renamed riverside park.
Drivers will have to obey a new 20mph limit if plans to slash speed on a main road into a town centre get the green light.
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