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Exactly 10 years since Ann Gloag closed Manston Airport, we look back at its recent past and ask will we ever be able to fly from there again?
The CEO of a ferry company that made 786 seafarers redundant has admitted crew are now paid less than £5 an hour.
Latest figures reveal Kent and the South East has seen the biggest drop in the number of breweries so far this year.
A town centre’s only hotel, which featured on Channel Four’s Four in a Bed, is for sale.
Could Kent unlock a more prosperous future as an event host if it could provide more hotel options?
The MegaGrowth 50 list of Kent’s fastest-growing firms has returned after being unveiled this morning.
Wages – especially for youngsters – can be ludicrously low, but businesses expect a lot in exchange.
The town centres which see the big empty department stores as opportunities rather than mortal blows will be the ones to survive.
Kent was promised millions of pounds, thousands of jobs and better transport links – but having been sold a dream are we all waking up to nothing?
The future of Manston Airport remains in limbo, but will it eventually emerge as a commercial powerhouse or sprawling housing estate?
A brave business owner has unveiled plans to expand into a high street despite shops closing throughout the county at an alarming rate.
The pub industry has suffered a series of damaging blows which have knocked out many – but what’s the solution?
Are you among the millions who had to fill out a self-assessment tax return? if so, you have hours rather than days left...
Is Eurostar’s refusal to revive its Kent services a betrayal of the economic dreams on which the whole project was sold to the county?
A pharmaceutical company is closing its doors for good – just weeks after Pfizer announced plans to axe 500 jobs.
A 15-mile section of the M20 remains closed after emergency measures were brought in following unexpected strike action at the Channel Tunnel.
An application has been put forward for a petrol station, convenience store, 37 business units, and an office block next to a rugby club.
A meadow once filled with butterflies is making way for a commercial park – and only one person objected.
A historic gas work site dating back to the 19th century is set to have two flat blocks of 114 apartments built after plans were approved.
Shoppers have welcomed plans for a long-empty store to be taken on by a supermarket giant, creating 40 jobs.