A shisha lounge is set to open in a town centre after bosses took over a former pub which has sat empty for more than a year.

Inspectors have announced delays to the timetable for the planning inquiry to decide the future of the airport.

Bluewater's new Primark store, due to launch next week, will stay open later than all other shops in the centre.

Event will coincide with National Apprenticeships Week which runs until Friday.

Convenience store and post office will continue to trade under new owner.

Roads could become gridlocked if ambitious proposals for a “garden community” come to fruition, villagers warn.

A pub claims it could be selling the country's cheapest roast dinner at just £1 per person.

Tesco employs thousands of people across Kent but its relationship with the county has not been without controversy over its 100-year history.

Britain's oldest brewer has seen a small rise in its underlying pre-tax profits - but fell into the red due to costs from its new finance agreement.

A shopping centre has apologised and said staff will be retrained after a blind man with a guide dog was told to leave the mall.

A public services firm which will see its 30-year contract with a council come to an end, has hit the headlines several times in recent years.

Investment in timber treatment plant has turned Kent docks into "largest terminal of its kind in the UK."

Council bosses have teamed up to deliver a new lorry park in a bid to address the "urgent and unmet need" for more HGV spaces.

A council has today revealed it will set up its own bin collection service and end a three-decade relationship with under-fire contractor Serco.

Current uncertainty over the terms of the UK's departure from the EU "can't continue" according to a leading business figure in the county.

More than 200 people paid their respects to the man who led a campaign to save steelworkers' pensions and helped change the law.

Two major restaurant chains are to close a number of stores as part of a major restructure in a bid for survival.

A 550-home development has gone back to the drawing board after it was controversially approved before the public consultation period had ended.

Company bosses have spoken about the reasons behind their decision to close a popular venue brushing off suggestions their lease was cancelled.

Networking opportunities and match day hospitality on offer as club looks ahead to new season.