Public poised to be able to buy shares in Kent firm as owner paves the way for £4bn refinancing package

A cinema is set for a galactic battle - to raise the cash to enter the digital age.

Though not quite ready for a sailing barge, the water level in the West Dock filled up last week, giving a glimpse of the future.

An estimated £500,000 will be pumped into the east Kent economy when Deal’s Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club hosts the Amateur Championship.

Thanet District Council has ordered a review into the future of Ramsgate's former Pleasurama amusement park after developers failed to meet a deadline

Ebbsfleet can finally start preparing for next season with their new owners set to finally take full control of the club

A railway has been forced to travel further afield to source its supplies of coal... from Russia, with love.

The comedy duo have been revealed as the new ambassadors for the Shepherd Neame ale, brewed exclusively at Britain’s oldest brewery in Faversham

Julian Brazier believes east Kent’s blend of vibrant urban centres and heritage make it the ideal place to become the UK’s City of Culture in 2017.

Kent have revealed what the new name for the St Lawrence Ground will be.

Hush Heath Winery in Staplehurst - a producer of celebrated sparkling wines - is set to open to the public

Canterbury Cathedral bosses have denied the famous landmark could close to visitors after it lost out on a £10.5m bid for lottery cash.

Law firm Thomson Snell & Passmore has been selected as the sole provider of legal services to Chatham Maritime Trust for the next five years.

Turner Contemporary has launched a fund-raising appeal - already backed by a senior banker - as it comes close to welcoming its millionth visitor.

Kent businesses have been urged to back the County Town's River Festival amid fears it may be scrapped for the second sucessive year.

Local firms will be at the front of the queue when contracts are awarded for a £25 million Lydd Airport development, its boss has promised.

Plans to convert a decaying site into the world's first heritage amusement park are back on track after a High Court ruling.

Rooms in halls of residence are on offer to cricket fans wanting to watch Kent matches at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury.

The need for an £80bn hub airport in the Thames Estuary has been challenged in a report.

A leisure management company is poised to run the County Town’s theatre and save council taxpayers £3 million over the next 15 years.