Two companies have been honoured for their success in international trade.

Takeaway owners say they have sorted the problems which environmental health inspectors said needed "major improvement".

A Portuguese restaurant is leaving its premises over fears it will be pushed out to make way for a town-centre regeneration scheme.

A care home was inspected earlier than planned because concerns over people’s general care and welfare were raised by an anonymous source.

A developer and maker of ceramics for the dental industry has called in administrators, putting more than 20 jobs in danger.

A bidder who snapped up a former public loo for £200k has revealed her grand plans for the unusual site.

A Kent-based supplier to the catering industry has entered "exclusive discussions" with the Swiss food giant to buy a frozen meals company.

A retailer of luxury second-hand watches has reported a record turnover after opening a new store in Kent and investing in its stock.

Traders say they are in fear of losing their businesses after learning they have to reapply to Gravesham council for space in a revamped market.

Creditors owed money by Aylesford Newsprint - which includes the firm’s own pension scheme - could miss out on a reported £80m.

The firm behind a proposal to construct a wind farm on Sheppey is appealing against a decision not to grant planning permission.

Dole queues in Kent shrank by more than 400 people last month in the last figures published before the general election.

An American-style diner is latest to sign on the dotted line with Hempstead Valley - and an international fashion store is also set to join.

A parish council has spoken out against plans to develop a farmhouse into a number of new homes.

A plan for 220 homes next to a primary school has been approved by the council - but the final decision remains in the hands of a planning inspector.

Cross-channel rail operator Eurostar says its revenues dropped by £12m in the first quarter of 2015 in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris.

Public health officials have raised concerns over JD Wetherspoon’s plans to reopen The Old Post Office pub in Chatham.

The owner of the farm where hit ITV show The Darling Buds of May was filmed is looking for someone to be a Ma or Pop Larkin.

A cobbled street is today being used by international chocolate firm Cadbury to shoot a commercial.

Following the success of its inaugural event, The Lane and Astor Theatre have announced a second networking night in Deal