Businesspeople have told of their concerns a new post-Brexit passport policy will have an "enormous economic impact" upon Kent's tourism industry.

A leading business organisation warns of an 'autumn storm' of challenges to the county's small firms.

Diners have been awaiting the launch a rooftop restaurant at the summit of an ugly office block - but the approved project has not progressed.

Hundreds of people have opposed plans for a vineyard and visitor centre designed by architect Lord Foster.

One of the county's leading business events will be back for a fifth year in January - with green issues on the agenda.

A fortnight celebrating beers made from hops in their freshest form kicks off this week, with pubs and breweries across the county getting involved.

Concerned residents fear their village could 'become like Sheppey' if plans to significantly expand a caravan park are given the go-ahead.

Why is Sheppey so often treated with ridicule across Kent and used as an insult? Reporter John Nurden sets the record straight.

A family-run company which has been known for its local cider has also launched a range of wine, produced from a single vineyard planted a decade ago.

A firm which operates ferries between Dover and France expects increased demand after the government announced relaxed travel rules.

One of the most influential figures in the English wine industry has stepped down after 20 years at the helm of a major winemaker.

The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) has presented one of the county's brewers with a special award for its commitment to quality beers.

A landmark former pub is to be converted into a new venue after years of wrangling over its future.

Council bosses plan to cut all financial ties with two large-scale annual crowd-pulling events and hope private enterprises will take them on.

The extended suspension of direct international railway links between the county and the continent has been called 'bad news for Kent'.

A popular pub is set to welcome back customers after a blaze caused major damage to the premises.

There has been another drop in those claiming Universal Credit - but will the end of furlough bring back-to-back falls to an end?

Plans to open a drive-in cinema at a popular outlet centre have been rejected.

Permission is being sought to revamp a village pub, create a holiday let property and build four new homes on adjacent land.

Controversial plans to introduce vaccine passports for nightclubs and other crowded venues have been scrapped following a strong backlash.