The bakery chain is moving into a shopping centre and the company has provided an update on when its latest branch is expected to open.

The latest jobless figures for September for the county have been released - with all but two areas showing an increase.

A second bid to transform a historic 131-year-old pub into a branch of the pizza takeaway giant have been removed.

The administrators of an historic paper mill say it will wind down operations unless a buyer comes forward 'urgently'.

A builders' merchant says its staff will each receive a £750 payment to help them through the cost-of-living crisis.

Portuguese tarts, strawberries and venison grillsteaks are some of the first items bought in the new branch in the pipeline for more than two years.

Social enterprises are growing in popularity - and delivering real value to communities across Kent.

A business expert has warned Kent firms are particularly vulnerable to the impact of uncertainties "far greater than those created by the pandemic".

Just four districts in the county saw a drop in jobless figures for August ahead of what is set to be a challenging winter for employers.

There will be no Arriva buses on several days throughout the month after drivers at garages across Kent voted to go on strike.

The discount supermarket will be opening its doors to customers following a long-running planning row.

A leading discount supermarket says it will plough millions of pounds into its stores in Kent and hire more than 160 new staff.

As the county braces itself for the energy price cap increase in October, jobless figures in all but three districts continue to fall.

A popular coffee shop is expanding and moving across a shopping centre floor to a new location.

Seafarers are demanding compensation from their former employer after belongings were lost during the firing of almost 800 staff.

A successful businesswoman has been appointed to a three-year term as chair of the county's inward investment agency.

The well-known athletic footwear and apparel retailer has opened its doors in another town.

A firm's bid to move to a new Kent base has been given the go-ahead - despite concerns over the “irreversible loss of grade one agricultural land”.

As two restaurants close due to a fall in customers and staff shortages, we find out if the vegan fad is over.

Controversial plans for a fast-food drive-thru in an oast house on a residential street have been scrapped.