Home is where the heart is this Valentine's, so support a local business and order a special dinner to come to you? We pick a selection for you:

The pandemic's impact on sales to pubs has forced one of the county's top winemakers to off-load its beers and brewery site.

The new chair of the Kent branch of a leading business organisation has appointed five key figures.

Three popular restaurants in the county have been forced to close as administrators were called in to the company which owned them.

A modern riverside bike cafe scheme will soon be put before a council by three cycling enthusiasts.

A number of events will take place between February 8-14 to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week.

'It's been like going on a bear hunt,' says exasperated councillor in the 20-year battle for a resort's brown motorway tourist signs.

Times are tough, but eateries across Kent are stepping up to offer us all something to enjoy in lockdown - a takeaway. Here's seven more to try:

A new cafe is having to immediately adapt due to the pandemic when it opens this month.

A much-loved pub has been granted permission to return back to two buildings as owners look for tenant to take it on.

A survey conducted with dozens of local businesses has revealed confidence of a bounce back.

High streets across Kent will be made up of fewer shops and more cafes following the coronavirus pandemic, a councillor believes.

The fiancée of Prime Minister Boris Johnson has landed a top job for two major Kent attractions.

A plastic bubble will give stargazers the chance to admire the night’s sky from the comfort of their hotel bed.

A council is planning to give its town a makeover including the clock tower.

Auctioneers say a village pub which goes under the hammer next month has potential for redevelopment.

Figures of how many meals were served up during the Eat Out to Help Out scheme in August reveal the county's top dining out spots.

One of the county's most popular events has been cancelled for a second year because of the pandemic - eight months before it was set to happen.

A leading business advisor is warning self-assessment tax payments are still expected by January 31 - despite the deadline extension for returns.

Restaurants across Kent are still in business, offering takeaways. In the second in our series, we highlight seven more to try that might be near you.