Staff at five Kent drinking holes are at risk after their parent company tumbled into administration.

A much-loved family farm that has been running for 25 years is shutting up shop today.

Crisps from Kent will be served to passengers flying with British Airways.

The public will be able to take a look inside Dreamland for the first time since 2006.

An application has been submitted for Sheppey’s first ever micropub on the site of a recently closed post office.

Work started last week on the demolition of a former pub to make way for a crazy golf course and catering units.

The regeneration and slow but sure transformation of Margate has hit the headlines in New York.

Kent Big Weekend 2014 in March will offer residents free tickets to tourism attractions. Businesses are encouraged to sign up.

The three-day Hop Farm Music Festival is set to return next year with a new promoter.

A company that rescued Ebbsfleet United from financial ruin has made a multi-million pound investment in a scheme to open a huge theme park in Kent.

The tourism received a welcome boost in August as the number of people visiting attractions grew for the fifth consecutive month.

A fine dining venue is to go up for auction just two weeks after it closed, following its owner's death.

A report released today finds the tourism industry contributed £3.4 billion to the county's economy in a tough year for parts of the property sector.

Some 82% of people want more food, drink and retail outlets in a Kent town centre.

Kent Business is launching the Kick Start Kent campaign, showing how companies and workers can benefit from apprenticeships.

Shepherd Neame has decided not to sponsor the county's top journalism ceremony after 25 years, saying it wants to concentrate investment on bloggers.

Former Maidstone NatWest bank set to reopen as a pub before Christmmas.

One of Kent's best-known firms saw a fall of £2m in its bottom line, putting it down to a reorganisation within the business.

National pub chain Wetherspoon has confirmed it has bought an empty shop in Sheerness and hopes to create 40 jobs in the town.

People have been sharing their memories of a popular leisure centre which closed suddenly leaving customers devastated and 19 people unemployed.