A unique bar is set to open in the vault of an old high street bank.

The county council is to host a webinar next week to help businesses safely welcome back staff and customers.

A six-storey hotel is due to welcome its first guests almost six years after planning permission was secured.

A pub will reopen next month after a renovation, and comes with a new name connected to its history which could prove challenging.

Readers have given their views as to whether the Chancellor's discounts for dining out scheme should be brought back to help the economy.

A union is demanding the government give financial support to Eurostar as it faces the threat of collapse.

A major survey is launched today which aims to identify the scale of the impact on the county's jobs market of the health crisis.

You've only got a few days to nominate after we teamed up with estate agents Wards to find the High Street Heroes during the pandemic.

A Kent company is set to change the face of brewing using oils extracted from hops grown in New Zealand.

A suggestion for a new open-air swimming pool in Kent has been met with praise, as people remember a town's former lido.

We look at the cross-continent rail service - and its future in Kent - after it marked a quarter of a century in the county.

Work has started on the land destined for a divisive new housing scheme along the coast.

A family are opening town centre public house which celebrates their mixed heritage by offering a mixture of Austrian and Kent beers.

Publicans have branded vaccine passports to enter pubs as 'unworkable', following the suggestion by Boris Johnson.

A cinema boss says it plans to open a town's new site, which is part of a multi-million pound project, in the next couple of months.

Bosses at a well-loved swimming pool are hoping to soon spearhead a big refurbishment - starting with gaining funding for an outdoor shade.

Bosses have announced when a new family-friendly Italian restaurant will begin welcoming customers.

A teenager speaks about her struggles to find work during the pandemic as 70,000 people were left unemployed in the county last month

Plans for an inflatable obstacle course for Bluewater has sparked outrage with people living in the area.

A town centre bar has lost its bid to open a new outside bar area to serve alcohol and show live sport on big screens in its beer garden.