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Fears as Morrisons apply to sell drink from 6am

Fears as Morrisons apply to sell drink from 6am

19 September 2014

Opponents of a planned Morrisons shop have warned of a surge in anti-social behaviour if the supermarket is given a licence to sell alcohol from 6am.

Tesco sparks outrage over "Whitstable" range

Tesco sparks outrage over "Whitstable" range

18 September 2014

The supermarket describes homeware and furniture products as bringing "coastal vibes" into the home but the mood is far from calm in the town.

New store opens in Queenborough retail development

New store opens in Queenborough retail development

17 September 2014

The latest business at the £30m Neats Court retail park opened its doors today, creating 60 jobs.

Hundreds of jobs at risk as Phones 4U plunged into administration

Hundreds of jobs at risk as Phones 4U plunged into administration

15 September 2014

Kent's Phones 4U stores have been closed as the firm is plunged into administration, leaving hundreds of county jobs under threat.

Approval of supermarkets showed no "backbone"

Approval of supermarkets showed no "backbone"

11 September 2014

Planners who approved two supermarkets in Sandwich have come under fire by a Sandwich resident.

Ideas sought to help save Bluebirds market

Ideas sought to help save Bluebirds market

11 September 2014

The Town Team wants to "fight" to keep the Bluebirds Market open and is seeking views from Dovorians as to how it can be revived.

Drytec pong returns

Drytec pong returns

10 September 2014

The smell from a factory in Kent that has been a nuisance to residents for 20 years has been noticed again - despite the council's efforts to stop it.

A timely intervention

A timely intervention

10 September 2014

A luxury watch seller has attracted a £6m investment as it plans to boost stocks and launch a marketing campaign.

No appeal yet over Newnham Court plan

No appeal yet over Newnham Court plan

09 September 2014

Land Securities is still 'considering its options' over Maidstone council's refusal for planning permission at Newnham Court.

A sign of the times

A sign of the times

09 September 2014

A £350,000 modernisation of a factory which produces road and rail signs was marked with a ministerial visit.

Offering a tailor-made service for all firms

 Offering a tailor-made service for all firms

08 September 2014

Meet more of the hopefuls in this year’s Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards, supported by the Messenger.

Shares that will bear fruit

Shares that will bear fruit

08 September 2014

A wine maker is becoming the first company on the London stock markets to raise money by crowdfunding, offering new shareholders discounts on bubbly.

Heritage Quarter legal review due next month

Heritage Quarter legal review due next month

07 September 2014

Dates for hearing a legal challenge of the Heritage Quarter planning permission have been fixed.

Business park plans submitted

Business park plans submitted

05 September 2014

Proposals to turn farmland into warehouses, offices and shops - including relocating a prominent town centre store - have been sent to councillors.

Cheers! Wine maker forecasts record harvest

Cheers! Wine maker forecasts record harvest

04 September 2014

A vineyard is expecting its largest volume of crops ever for the second consecutive year, following two tough years when profits fell.

Supermarket sweep

Supermarket sweep

04 September 2014

A town could be getting two supermarkets after planning authorities gave the green light to applications from two different chains.

Task group to aid high street

Task group to aid high street

04 September 2014

A crack team is to be created to help rejuvenate Dartford town centre.

Workforce set to double in massive outlet centre expansion

Workforce set to double in massive outlet centre expansion

03 September 2014

Almost 1,000 jobs are set to be created under expansion plans for the Ashford Designer Outlet revealed today.

Professional football coach designs unique boots

Professional football coach designs unique boots

02 September 2014

A professional football coach from Kent has designed new football boots aimed at developing the skills of young players.

Final decision due in supermarkets war

Final decision due in supermarkets war

02 September 2014

A town-centre Waitrose store could be given the green light if plans for a Sainsbury's at an out-of-town business park are rejected by councillors.

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