Transport companies have massively inflated prices as quarantine is announced for travellers from France.

A financial expert says firms wanting to take advantage of business support loans should act now before schemes close over the coming months.

Major beach maintenance works have been suspended after the early arrival of diggers sparked a complaint from a resident.

P&O Ferries' chief executive, who steered the company through Brexit, Covid-19 and mass job cuts has passed the helm to its managing director

Camp sites have been hit with a slew of last-minute bookings, as holidaymakers choose to take trips closer to home this summer.

A council has installed concrete bollards on a popular Kent beach to stop motor home owners from using it.

A Greek restaurant at a country pub has announced it will not be reopening its doors due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

An Irish pub, with 'bad' karaoke nights, ingenious cocktails and a painting of the archangel Gabriel as Superman, will be a town's first.

An 11-deck entertainment liner is making a quick return to Kent following a trip to France to change crew.

A cycle hub next to a train station is near completion- part of a drive to make the area more bike-friendly.

A ferry company operating from a Kent port is the latest in the travel industry to announce job cuts.

A chicken wing shop has opened its third store in the UK at Kent's biggest shopping centre.

New government funding could be the key to saving a struggling theatre and bolstering a fund collected from the community to help it beat Covid-19

The government remains tight lipped about where its post-Brexit customs clearance site will be in Whitfield

A cruise liner which has drawn Disney fans to a Kent port in recent weeks has finally left and is now en-route to France.

Hopes an outdoor paddling pool could reopen this summer have been dashed.

Kent’s biggest pantomime has been cancelled for the first time amid uncertainty surrounding the reopening of theatres.

An Italian restaurant in the heart of a town centre is believed to be one of the latest businesses to fall victim to the lockdown-caused recession.

A cash strapped theatre will benefit from a council increasing the cap on the grants it offers from £2,000 to £5,000 - but is it enough?

A new restaurant serving steak, lobster and burgers has opened its doors on a seafront.