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Here's how to use your Lotto ticket for £25 off a top day out
21 October 2021October lottery players can get up to £25 off the cost of a day out in Britain and claiming is quick and simple to do.
The eco farm that's ready to bloom
21 October 2021A couple whose 300-acre farm has been transformed for hospitality, have never lost sight of the importance of being eco-friendly and sustainable.
The eco farm that's ready to bloom
21 October 2021A couple whose 300-acre farm has been transformed for hospitality, have never lost sight of the importance of being eco-friendly and sustainable.
KEiBA 2021: All the winners revealed
21 October 2021The Kent Excellence in Business Awards are back for 2021 - find out who lifted the prestigious trophies here.
The dairy-free coffee shops you need to visit
20 October 2021It's national coffee week and we have the round-up of the best cafés in Kent serving a range of dairy-free options.
Ninja Warriors UK activity centre coming to Kent
19 October 2021Ninjas of all ages will be able to take on an obstacle course inspired by the ITV hit show.
Bouncer shortage could 'cause real problems'
18 October 2021A nightclub manager has warned a security staffing crisis could get worse and hurt smaller independent venues amid fears over vaccine passports.
New café and bakery giving young people a chance
18 October 2021Young adults with learning disabilities have opened a new business where they can gain the skills needed to move from education to employment.
Oasis where nature lives with relics of industrial past
17 October 2021Kent is home to Elmley, the only family-owned and managed farm in the UK to be a National Nature Reserve. Here's what we made of it...
Covid support helpline to continue
15 October 2021After nearly 20,000 calls, a helpline to help firms get through the pandemic is to continue.
Online guide to securing grant funding
12 October 2021A webinar takes place on Thursday to help firms bid for a slice of grant funding launched next week.
Jobless figures fall again - but will furlough have sting in its tail?
12 October 2021The number of people claiming benefits has fallen once again this month as firms warn of a recruitment crisis.
'Council's disgraceful act could destroy family café'
12 October 2021A council's plans to build new rival café at a popular lake has infuriated an existing family business.
Shopping centre lines up new restaurant and shop
11 October 2021A popular outlet centre has announced two new businesses are moving in – just weeks after two long-standing tenants moved out.
'Airbnbs are killing our community'
09 October 2021Calls are mounting to restrict entire homes used as Airbnbs in a town where they outnumber those available for wider rent by at least 20 to one.
Long-awaited cinema finally opens
08 October 2021A new cinema, which has been in the works for six years, is opening today with the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die.
Check out the best Kent hotels to check in at
06 October 2021These hotels, B&Bs and hidden gems to stay in across the county have been given glowing reviews in the latest Good Hotel Guide.
Colleges and chamber unite to secure £5.6m
06 October 2021Newly secured funding will be invested in ensuring Kent's colleges are delivering courses which fit the skills needs of local employers.
Uber Boats adds more Kent to London sailings
05 October 2021A popular river cruise service ferrying passengers from Kent to London is back for yet more special sailings following popular demand.
Duty-free store set to usher in savings
01 October 2021A store promising 50% discounts is to open for cross-Channel shoppers next week.
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