From Woolies to BHS, Blockbuster to Comet, take a trip down memory lane.

Beer and pub company Shepherd Neame increased profits and revenues as it spent millions on renovating its sites and was boosted by good weather.

US retail giant Toys R Us hopes to restructure debts of £3.7 billion, having struggled against competition from groups like Amazon.

A retail giant has announced the closure of another of its town centre High Street stores, telling customers to shop online instead.

A vineyard will send its sparkling wine to Canada after landing a deal with an alcohol buyer as the Prime Minister visits the country.

The luxury handbag brand is to open its first UK store outside London at a shopping centre.

Bosses building a striking new office block say the site will be ready next year - with a dentist and accountancy firm already signed up to move in.

Royal London has bought a 7.5% stake in the county's largest shopping centre as investors see retail as a long-term investment.

A new retailer appears to be setting up shop in the space left vacant by one of this Kent town's oldest stores.

One of Kent’s biggest shopping centres has welcomed a world renowned candle maker while a huge British retailer is also set to open later this year.

Jobseekers can apply for more than 2,100 roles at a shopping centre this week.

A supermarket investment firm has bought a Kent shop for £80m - purchasing the store on a 21-year lease.

Outdoor sports brand Snow+Rock will open one of its largest UK stores at a shopping centre, creating 20 jobs.

Troubled toy firm Hornby lost its third chief executive in four years on Monday days after a profit warning.

Former EastEnders star Ross Kemp will cut the ribbon at a new GO Outdoors store.

An ice cream salesman is counting the cost of ignoring a court order not to trade from a council car park after being hit with huge fines and costs.

A luxury supermarket chain will no longer be opening a new store - set to be Kent's biggest - at a retail park.

A historian says there has been "uproar" after a business displayed advertising posters in the windows of a listed town centre building

Model maker Hornby has warned shareholders it is likely to report weaker than expected results after poor sales in the summer.

A Iceland store will close for three weeks for a £600,000 refurbishment.