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Lorry contents stolen overnight
Boxes are stolen from a French lorry overnight while it was parked at a Maidstone business park.

Receivership for property group
One of Scotland's larger property development companies, the Kilmartin Property Group is placed in receivership.

Cafe murder motive still unknown
The family of a cafe owner murdered at his business in Kent appeal for new information one year after his death.

Memorial for dead RNLI rescuers
A minute's silence is held to mark the unveiling of a memorial to RNLI rescuers who have died at sea.

Crews called to gas cylinder fire
Thirty firefighters tackle a fire in a workshop at a business estate in Kent

Building society to axe HQ jobs
A building society is to create hundreds of jobs in India while cutting the jobs of staff in Kent.

Business students try day trading
Students at Cardiff Business School put their book learning to the test in a simulation of a stock market trading room.

Business climate 'to deteriorate'
More than half of firms in the South East believe the business climate will get worse over the next year, according to a survey.

Rural communities get £2m boost
Farmers, businesses and communities in rural Kent are offered a share of funding worth £2.25m.

'If it looks and smells like a rat.'
BBC South East Business correspondent on how the regional will cope with as the UK economy goes into recession.

War veteran faces bleak Christmas
A Falklands War veteran faces his first Christmas after losing his Kent home and his business.

Senior Tory arrested over leaks
Conservative immigration spokesman, Damian Green, has been arrested and bailed as part of a probe into Home Office leaks.

Cafe owner murder suspects freed
Three men arrested in connection with the murder of a cafe owner in Kent are released on bail.

Three held over cafe owner murder
Three local men are arrested in connection with the murder of a cafe owner in Kent.

'Island airport' idea criticised
A suggestion by London's mayor that an airport could be built on an artificial island in the Thames estuary is branded a "big bad idea".

Caesar statue plan for Deal beach
Deal traders launch a campaign for a statue on the beach to mark the landing of Julius Caesar in 55 BC.

Restaurants fined over migrants
Four Kent restaurants are fined in a crackdown on firms employing illegal migrant workers.

Crews tackle business park blaze
Fire crews remain at the scene of a huge blaze which broke out at a business park in Kent.

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Police in appeal over M20 chaos
Kent Police appeal to the public to help reduce disruption while Operation Stack is in force.

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