A strategic masterplan has incorporated the site as an airport, despite councillors voting not to try to buy it last year.

Mice gnawed on ready-to-eat food at a cafe which was so badly infested it was shut down under an emergency order, a court heard.

Lafarge Tarmac has revealed it has struck a deal to sell its land to build the £2 billion entertainment resort in north Kent.

Kent commuters travelling into London are facing the first day of major changes to Southeastern's timetable.

Venezuelan and other foreign currency in brown envelopes has been posted through the doors of a number of councillors.

HSS Hire, which has six Kent branches, has revealed plans to launch on the London Stock Exchange.

The Hop Farm, in Paddock Wood, was the South East's favourite place to pitch up, according to a website with received hundreds of bookings last year.

Councillors will make a site visit before deciding on the future of Rochester Airport.

The picture house which had fallen into disrepair will be opening soon and showing the latest releases.

A solar farm the size of nearly 150 football pitches has been approved on 212 acres of Kent land.

The ferry operator could be sold after an appeal tribunal rejected a case by owners Eurotunnel to keep the service running.

A campaign group wants to buy a former Royal Mail sorting office to prevent developers using it for more housing.

The impact of winning a Kent Excellence in Business Award has been revealed by past winners at the launch of this year's event.

London Paramount are pleased with positive responses to build £2 billion entertainment resort in Swanscombe, following a series of meetings.

Plans to build four wind turbines in Sheerness Docks could be revived.

Tesco has pulled out of plans to build two major Kent superstores.

Budget supermarket chain Aldi has taken a step closer to confirming it will be opening a new store.

Tracey Crouch and Damian Green met with a government minister after City Link went into administration, leading to redundancies.

City Link has revealed it is to close its two depots in Kent next week and has announced more redundancies.

More than 800 "lethal highs" have been been permanently removed from shop shelves following a series of raids in the summer.