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Eurostar on right track for passenger and sales growth
18 July 2013Eurostar has reported higher passenger and revenue numbers for the first half of 2013
£50k bill for failed City of Culture bid
18 July 2013The cost of putting together the failed bid for East Kent City of Culture was £50,000, it's been revealed.
Tesco submits plans to breathe life into 'derelict' parts of Dartford
18 July 2013A multi-million pounds scheme to transform Dartford town centre is finally taking shape... after 11 years and four planning applications.
Doubts over multi-million pound football ground
18 July 2013Council bosses reconsider funding for Canterbury City FC's new stadium.
MP welcomes proposal of a third runway at Heathrow
18 July 2013Gareth Johnson believes expansion to existing airports is the "right decision".
More than 100 new jobs at John Lewis
17 July 2013John Lewis has begun the search for 125 "partners" to work at its newest store in Ashford.
Jobless toll falls by 1,500
17 July 2013The number of people on the dole queue in Kent has tumbled by more than 1,500, figures out today reveal.
Two law firms to merge
17 July 2013Law firms Vertex Law and Cripps Harries Hall have announced they are to merge
How you can see giant of skies
17 July 2013You might have already heard the unmistakable roar overhead, but find out where and when you can witness the Airbus A380 super plane in Kent's skies.
Accounting firm merges in 125th year
16 July 2013Larkings, a 125-year old accounting firm, has merged with MHA MacIntyre Hudson
Kent wood firm reaches growth final
16 July 2013Bertie's Wood Fuel backed by Dragon Deborah Meaden reaches national business growth final
'Let's not delay Thames crossing'
16 July 2013The man leading Kent County Council's call for a new Thames crossing east of Gravesend has said it would be a "waste of time" to put the idea on hold.
Shoppers urged to buy 10% of their food and drink from local producers
15 July 2013Produced in Kent has launched a 10% local campaign to persuade shoppers to buy more food and drink from local producers
Business rates "are killing our high streets"
15 July 2013The Kent chairman of The Federation of Small Businesses claims that business rates need a radical overhaul
Kent's 84 county councillors claim £1.8m in expenses
15 July 2013More than 80 councillors elected to Kent County Council have shared a £1.8m expenses pot, it's been revealed.
World's largest passenger aircraft comes to Manston
15 July 2013Manston Airport has today welcomed the world’s largest commercial passenger aircraft - British Airways’ first Airbus 380.
Former bank to become a pub
15 July 2013A historic bank in Maidstone town centre is set to be turned into a traditional pub
Thousands would lose homes under Grain airport plan
15 July 2013Two thousand people would lose their homes under plans for the world's biggest airport at Grain, according to a study commissioned by Boris Johnson.
Mystery buyer puts in bid for prime retail site
14 July 2013The Royal Star Arcade in Maidstone poised to change hands - but at a massive £8m loss in just six years
'Zoos are no longer viable': zoo boss Damian Aspinall
14 July 2013A Kent wildlife park boss says he has no intention of closing Howletts or Port Lympne... despite saying zoos should be phased out.
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