A superstore has been spreading some festive cheer as trees of all shapes and sizes are taken home... for a penny!

Good news for Gravesend – and for our campaign to “grow” the town with big name stores and attract more customers here.

A grower has launched the country's first naturally red apple juice.

There are delays around town-centre roads as shoppers rush to complete the last of their Christmas shopping.

Townsfolk split over plans to turn 14th century pub into coffee chain outlet.

A family-owned maker of tags and tassels has been plucked from administration after a buyer was found, saving nine jobs

New research has mapped out which high streets in Kent will cost more or less to own a shop in two years.

A Champagne producer has bought more than 170 acres of land in Kent to launch the first vineyard backed by a family from the French region.

An ice cream maker has more than doubled its revenues over three years after being stocked in a growing number of supermarket stores.

Toy train company Hornby suffered an increase to pre-tax losses as bosses said it has reached an "important stage" of its transformation.

A medical device designer and maker has secured two manufacturing contracts worth £3 million over the next two years.

A creative print solutions company took home two prizes at an industry awards.

A shopper has named a new Kentish apple – and it comes with love.

Shoppers will be encouraged to visit the local butcher and grocer for Small Business Saturday but has the big campaign made a difference?

Entrepreneur Roger Snelling reveals how he is taking on national competitors with his food wholesale business Q Catering.

A challenger bank set up after the financial crisis is to open a new branch in Kent, creating about 20 jobs.

A dealership founded more than 25 years ago has continued a stellar year with its third record sales month of 2015.

The festive season is a busy time for toy companies but a Kent firm is taking it in its stride.

Moving and mixing powder is bigger business than many would think and a centre at a Kent university is a world leader in research.

DS Smith, which owns a paper mill in Kent, has revealed a decline in revenues and its bottom line amid challenging market conditions.