A fruit farmer has condemned large stores for selling fruit grown more than 200 miles away.

A Kent-based company has taken its Bush Tucker treats out and about to see what people think.

A crooked businessman who was jailed after making £45m selling bogus bomb detectors has now been banned from becoming the director of a company.

Plans to build a new brewery in the county are a step closer after ale lovers pledged more than £1 million of their beer money for the project.

A store was so badly damaged in an arson which wiped out part of a town it will never reopen.

Beards have gradually been returning to the faces of many men and one entrepreneur wants to help the modern man keep his facial fuzz looking fresh.

A farm in a corner of Kent has successfully harvested Britain's first ever sweet potato crop.

A free-range egg provider has cancelled a hugely controversial application to build a 64,000-bird farm amid welfare allegations.

A young shopkeeper will help the underprivileged over the festive period by collecting donations of gifts and delivering them to their homes.

A troubled £20 million regeneration is back on track after two planning applications to demolish nine buildings were approved.

A spud packing company will close at the end of the month.

Model maker Hornby faces more delays on its turnaround strategy as it reveals it expects to make an underlying loss this year.

A global agriculture and horticulture group, based in Kent, has sold a royal warrant-holding manufacturer of stables and livestock equipment.

Dessert restaurant Creams will be opening a new branch to keep people with a sweet tooth smiling.

MP tells parliament that farmers will be unable to compete with cheap imports from other countries.

Traders are furious after getting extra tax demands for having air-conditioning units because they are classed as "plant and machinery".

A carpenter and builder from Kent is on the road to being named Britain's Top Tradesperson and winning a brand new car.

Ten new businesses and two pop-up shops are opening in a town centre's tourist hotspot in time for Christmas.

Vineyard bosses say this year could become “another great vintage” after a harvest which was saved by a late flourish in October.

A village shop has hit out at a council after a court ordered the destruction of hundreds of pounds of produce following a failed hygiene check.