A frustrated pub landlord says long-running roadworks are killing his business.

The former head honcho of Domino's Pizza is to become chief executive of Saga next year.

Shepherd Neame is to spend £1.4 million redeveloping a hotel at one of the most picturesque spots on the Thanet coast, often used as a film location.

Hundreds of people have signed a petition opposing plans for coffee giant Costa to open in Rochester.

Chatham's Historic Dockyard has received a £4.53m Heritage Lottery Fund grant for its Command of the Oceans project and work is now set to start.

A coastal hotel has formed a partnership with local producers for its new eating destination.

Bosses at the over-50s holiday company confirmed it will be taken onto the stock exchange within the next two years.

Owners of a company which ran a fish and chip shop have been unveiled as tax cheats by HMRC.

Shepherd Neame will spend £100,000 renovating a building designed by the architect who built the Sheppey Dockyard.

Three Kent bars have been bought from troubled firm Bramwell, saving dozens of jobs.

Celebrities are raving about new hair extensions created by a Sheppey businesswoman.

After laying dormant for a generation, the lights are turning back on at a Kent theatre, which is being redeveloped into restaurants, bars and flats.

A George Clooney lookalike's spoken of an indecent proposal... when a husband offered him thousands to sleep with his wife!

Businesses are being rewarded for their eco-friendly ethos, as part of the Sustainable Sheppey project.

Companies have bid with Kent County Council for the lucrative role of inward investment agency, aimed at attracting companies to set up shop here.

Vintage farming equipment, an indoor soft play unit and a marquee to go under the hammer after popular attraction closes its doors.

The county's largest independent travel agency has bought another company offering the same service, after its owner decided to retire.

Ambitious plans have been revealed to preserve a harbour railway and relaunch a ferry service from the port.

The Hengist, in Aylesford, has been been sold at auction.

The economic comeback of a seaside town is continuing thanks to a number of recent good news stories.