Shopkeepers have been told they have a month to move out of a hospital - so M&S can move in.

The historic base of the model maker is nearing termination after the company announced it is moving hundreds of staff to new Kent offices.

A baby feeding bottle manufacturer has created several jobs after moving into larger premises in Kent.

Permission has been granted for a budget supermarket to trade later and for HGVs to load and unload goods in the evening.

A public viewing of the £2.62 million plans to regenerate Tonbridge High Street is now under way.

A lengthy legal wrangle over a steel mill's future has been brought to a conclusion, paving the way for a partial reopening.

Coming up with a new longer-lasting product has put Fudge Kitchen into Selfridges and Waitrose.

Chapel Down has more then doubled the amount of land it leases across Kent as it aims to cope with increased demand for its wines.

Amid a barrage of opposition fighting to keep the coffee chain out of Market Place, one Faversham man says we NEED Costa in the town centre.

A dockyard pumping house could become Kent's first distillery producing premium vodka, gin and whisky if planning permission is granted.

Loyal customers have launched a campaign to save Chatham’s Tesco store from the axe.

Budget retailer Poundland is moving into one of Medway's former Paul Simon stores which closed last year.

WHSmith is set to close in one of Medway's town centres but the store still has not confirmed what will happen to the staff.

Shoppers have expressed their sadness following the news Tesco is to close its Chatham branch - but most said they were not surprised.

The duo behind a new eaterie are hoping that three months of hard work in preparing the premises will soon start paying off.

The over-50s holiday and insurance firm has paid £26.3 million for Bennetts in a bid to expand its broking operations.

Tesco has announced it is to close a store in Kent, with the loss of 120 jobs.

Having a high street shop does not mean you need passing trade according to the boss of a soap maker.

Londis, in Market Square, Dover, has had its alcohol licence suspended for a month after serving booze to drunk customers outside of permitted hours.

A town market will be revitalised after it was awarded a £1.8 million lottery grant.