Faversham's long-awaited first miniature ale house will finally open its doors to the public on Thursday evening.

A multi-million pound spa in Kent has been granted longer licensing hours by the council.

Folkestone manager Neil Cugley has thanked the Invicta fans for helping to clear the club's debts ahead of schedule.

Tourists heading to the proposed Paramount resort in Kent could find themselves on a Doctor Who rollercoaster or Little Britain water ride.

The pub where Charles Dickens drew inspiration for his finely drawn characters could be restored to its former glory.

A popular town centre venue has been closed less than two weeks after it was banned from playing music.

Planning permission is being sought to build two new food outlets on the Eureka Leisure Park, in Ashford.

Couples could get shackled to each other in an historic former gaol, which has been transformed into a bar, cafe and potential wedding venue.

Famous London ad-man takes another foray into the county's pubs and breweries with his extensive new map.

The manager of a new town centre club is delighted with the success of grand opening.

The New Inn in Murston has been refurbished by keen new landlords.

An American private equity firm has taken over a hotel chain, including a resort in the county, completing £1bn of sales for its previous owners.

A cafe owner has been fined after a decomposing mouse was found in his kitchen and an 'active and widespread' infestation was discovered.

Pie, ale and music has become a regular attraction at a new Sandwich restaurant called the Hop & Huffkin.

Kent County Council has revealed it is intending to oppose proposals for a second runway at Gatwick.

A landlord has been fined £2,500 for allowing loud music to blast out of his pub.

Pub bosses are celebrating after their facilities were awarded a star rating in the Loo of the Year awards.

The Lobster Pot in West Malling is set to close next weekend after struggling against noise restrictions.

A controversial resolution which could close thousands of pubs across the country will NOT affect Sheps' boozers.

The Red Arrows could still put on a display in Folkestone next summer as the fight begins to save the town's airshow.