A ready meal company has seen its pre-tax profits surge after boosting sales and expanding its shop franchises.

A furniture store and a bakers have joined forces and opened a new business in the town.

A new sport store has open in Maidstone town centre, two years after the last one closed.

The model manufacturer has left its historic warehouse in Margate in favour of a new modern base, also in Kent.

Shopping centre bosses hope plans to stay open late for the next 10 weeks will encourage more people to spend their money in the town centre.

Retail investors Land Securities have increased their ownership of the shopping centre after acquiring a share in another of the mall's owners.

The supermarket chain has been given the all-clear to build a 100,000 sq ft store on the edge of a town centre, with work set to begin next year.

Figures showing how much a council has spent on plans to transform a town centre - without anything being built.

Shopper calls on town centre store to improve its offer in a bid to bring in much needed footfall.

People are being asked what they would like to see in Gravesend to get the town thriving again.

Questions have been asked about the supermarket's commitment to building new stores in Kent after it revealed disastrous results today.

Morrisons bosses have confirmed that Dover’s branch is just one of five others out of 279 to have its trolley locks back.

A company which specialises in a niche metal forming technique has been acquired by an investor club which snaps up high potential companies.

Campaigners and unions are celebrating in a seaside town as Post Office bosses vow to think again.

Gravesend Borough Market has been earmarked for a £1 million makeover in a bid to bring in more shoppers.

The supermarket giant will open its doors in Whitstable High Street next week, creating 20 new jobs for the town.

Three convenience stores from across the county have been selected for a national award.

The Duchess of Cornwall urged winemakers to "give the French a run for their money" during a visit to Chapel Down winery in Tenterden.

A ban on EU imports has lowered the price of fruit for Kent producers, following a bumper crop.

Top official defends criticism of £60 million regeneration project branded "farcical".