The first Diggerland USA is set to open next month 14 years after its UK launch in Kent.

Long hours, small profits and unpredictable weather are all a scourge on a Kent tourist attraction as it makes a comeback after moving home.

Town managers and club bosses are getting together to try and tackle the lack of revellers coming to Maidstone on Friday nights.

A £2.5m Disney-style destination with life-sized polar bears is set to bring 60,000 visitors to a town centre.

A major refit at Strood Leisure Centre will see the end of the bar and a host of new fitness equipment and classes.

Globetrotters can hear from veteran travel broadcaster John Carter at a show attended by 15 holiday companies.

The vice chairman of Kent's second largest football club says he would consider moving the team to a new stadium in Ebbsfleet if it helped expansion.

Organisers of the Hop Farm Music Festival say founders of the original event at the site will not use the Hop Farm's name if they resurrect the shows.

The former Homelands Golf Centre is about to re-open under new management and a new name.

A £1.4 million investment at The Botany Bay, formerly The Fayreness Hotel, means 15 new jobs for Broadstairs.

Hollywood director Paul Greengrass announced Gravesham movie fans could look forward to enjoying more blockbusters on their doorstep.

Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash has revealed details of his plans to expand the Gallagher Stadium.

Even more cruise lines will call this year as the Port of Dover’s 2014 cruise season gets under way this week.

A trip by council leaders to several theme parks in the States is set to cost the taxpayer thousands, it's been revealed.

A council-owned theatre is being forced to lay off staff as it deals with "challenging financial circumstances".

The future of MyFerryLink is once again uncertain after the Competition Commission announced owners Eurotunnel may have broken merger-control rules.

A Sheppey pub beat off competition from 80 other contenders to claim the Kent Dining Pub of the Year title.

Updated equipment that could cost £40,000 is needed so that Dover's Silver Screen cinema can continue showing new film releases.

Revised proposals to convert a former bingo hall back into a cinema have been submitted, a council has confirmed.

More passengers travelled through the Port of Dover than any other in Europe, according to a new report.