Part of a high street will be blocked off from next week as many shops prepare to reopen for the first time since lockdown.

Figures for the first five months on the year reveal Eurotunnel traffic has dropped dramatically as a result of travel restrictions.

As workplaces reopen as lockdown measures are eased, employers are being urged to review their fire safety.

A survey has revealed it is not just lost revenues which have hit small business owners in the county during the lockdown.

Security guards have been drafted in to make sure roads aren't blocked as more Mcdonald's drive-thrus open today.

A Drive Thru will reopen tomorrow even though an MP has voiced concerns it will lead to huge traffic queues on a main route to a hospital.

A town's links with the First World War will be recognised when a number of soldier silhouettes are installed on a busy roundabout.

Business leaders are invited to discuss life after lockdown and the county's economic outlook on a special one-hour webinar.

A free workshop aimed at bridging the skills gap says the pandemic has prevented it hitting a key milestone this month.

Early concept designs have been unveiled, showing what a Kent town's high street might look like.

Council urges small firms not to miss out on the chance of applying for grants of up to £10,000 to ease the financial pain of the pandemic.

The government website for SMEs to claim back money under the Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme is now live.

Law firm advises businesses to consider adding a clause in order to reclaim goods if not fully paid for.

A number of rural firms have received payments in a bid to help boost the county's rural economy, despite the pandemic.

The county's big employers are working out just how to get staff back into the workplace when lockdown measures are eased.

Yet another local authority has announced ticket machines in council-owned car parks will be switched back on soon.

Residents have spoken of how lorry drivers have blocked roads, left piles of rubbish and gone to the toilet next to their vehicle.

It was revealed yesterday a decision expected on a key airport was delayed, the government has now confirmed when it will finally learn its fate.

Hopes the long-running saga over the future of one of the county's airports would be resolved this week have been dashed.

Serious doubts remain over whether jobs at risk will be saved despite the government releasing £35m for cross-Channel operators.