Business Week: KOS Media is recognised as a forward thinking publishing company. It is proud now to introduce a brand new B2B media option in Kent incorporating the complete essential multi media mix. Business Week, a fresh approach to business. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. The Ramsgate Brewery: The Business for Kent team visit The Ramsgate Brewery, maker of Taste of Kent award winning beer Gadds No.3 [WATCH]

20/20 Business show 2010: Julie Maddocks takes a look around this year's 2020 vision business show held once again at Detling show ground and speaks to Sir Alan Sugar's right hand man from The Apprentice Nick Hewer. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. The Lenleys sale.: Steve Loader and Julie Maddocks take a look at the massive sale at Lenleys Canterbury and speak to Lenleys managing director Jonathan Watts aswell as some of the hopeful shoppers. [WATCH]

Ideal Home Show 2010: Your Kent TV takes a look around the 102nd Ideal Home Show at Earls Court London where Julie Maddocks talks to some of the Kent businesses exhibiting there. [WATCH]

Travel and Leisure Show 2010: The third KOS Media Travel and Leisure show has taken place at Dover cruise terminal 2. The event brought together businesses from all over the south east and France and attracted huge crowds. Julie Maddocks talked to some of those involved. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. Idiom Edge: Not having any luck getting invited to interviews? Struggling to make an impact? Idiom Edge is a company specialising in C.V. and interview advice. Steve Loader and Julie Maddocks speak to Christina Breaden, the company's founder. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. Spadework: Spadework is a registered charity based in Offham where people with learning disabilities help with the running of a farmshop and cafe. Julie Maddocks went along. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. Taste of Kent Awards 2010: Steve Loader and Julie Maddocks visit this years prestigious Taste of Kent awards held at Leeds Castle. [WATCH]

Business For Kent. Confection Perfection.: Steve Loader and Julie Maddocks take a look at one of the more novel business ideas in Kent and speak to the lady who made it happen. [WATCH]

Business for Kent : Steve Loader and Julie Maddocks look at the difficulties faced by young people trying to get onto the property ladder. [WATCH]

Business for Kent : Steve Loader introduces the KOS Media weekly look at business in the county. This week focussing on the changing face of Ashford. [WATCH]

Hadlow College -Keeping up with the times. : Hadlow College has long been established as an Agricultural Educational resource in Kent, since the mid 1960's. But as educational needs have widened, and the demand for more choices in land based courses has grown, Hadlow has had to make many changes in order to keep up with the times. With much investment in both time and money the hard work appears to have paid off. Your Kent TV went to meet the man behind the changes at the College; Financial Director, Mark Lumsdon-Taylor. [WATCH]

Locate In Kent: Julie Maddocks visits Locate in Kent the investment promotion agency based in King's Hill to find out why now is such a good time to base a business in Kent. [WATCH]

The London Beach Hotel, Tenterden: Julie Maddocks takes a look at the new 3 million pound spa that has become the most recent addition to the London Beach Hotel in Tenterden and speaks to conference manager Phil Bogdanovski about what makes the hotel such a success. [WATCH]

KOS Media Business Challenge Leisure & Tourism Awards Winner - Secret Garden, Sandwich: he dedication of the owners to transform The Secret Garden Sandwich, from a wilderness to its former glory, captured the imagination of the judges of the KOS Media Business Challenge 2009, and helped the relatively new tourist attraction win joint first in the Leisure & Tourism Category. [WATCH]

KOS Media Business Challenge Emploer & Innovation Awards Winners - Charity Bank: The double award winner in the KOS Media Business Challenge 2009 for both the Innovation and Employer Category was Charity Bank. It was seen by the judges as a genuine first in the County of Kent and a forward thinking company. [WATCH]

KOS Media Business Challenge New Business Product Award Winner 2009 - Move n Smooth: Thanet based company - Move 'n' Smooth won the New Business Product Award in the 2009 KOS Media Business Challenge. A simple but very effective idea the product has already been recognised for its concept of introducing healthy eating and lifestyle to children. Your Kent TV went to meet the man behind the initiative - Harvey Smith. [WATCH]

KOS Media Business Challenge Leisure & Tourism Awards Winner 2009 - Historic Dockyard Chatham: The Historic Dockyard Chatham, one of Kent's premier Visitor Attractions was one of the winners of the KOS Media Business Challenge Awards 2009. Claiming joint first place in the Leisure & Tourism Award, the judges referred to the Dockyard as 'a jewel in the crown of Kent', an appropriate accolade in the attractions 25th Anniversay year. [WATCH]

KOS Media Business Challenge Community Awards Winners - Kent & Medway Biological Records Centre: The KOS Media Business Challenge - Community Award Winner 2009, was The Kent & Medway Biological Records Centre; an organisation which realises the importance of raising its profile to the general public and business world. [WATCH]

Construction Expo 2009: Chatham Historic Dockyard has played host to the 2009 Construction Expo. Exhibitors from all fields of the industry were there to showcase their skills. [WATCH]

The Abode, Canterbury: As one of Canterburys most prestigious hotels, the Abode realises how important it is to maintain their high quality service and reputation. This includes introducing new menus and recently installing a new head chef in the Michael Caines flagship restaurant. [WATCH]

The Fire Strategy Company: The Fire Strategy Company based in Manston has just been approved by the CAA to become the newest provider of airport fire fighter training for the UK and Ireland. Chief executive Russ Timpson speaks to Julie Maddocks about how important this is to the company and to the county of Kent. [WATCH]

Norman Arrow flies into Business on the Channel: LD Lines most recent addition is the high speed catamarn - The Norman Arrow, now in service across the Dover Straights between Dover & Boulogne. The newest cross channel service takes just an hour to and carries over 400 passengers and 1200 cars. The vessel was built in Tasmania, so Your Kent TV went to discover how the Australian - French - English business worked. [WATCH]

Kent 2020 - Vision 2009 - Keynote speaker Kriss Akabusi: Kent 2020 Vision 2009 saw over four thousand visitors meet the Business people in the County. One of the high profile keynote speakers was Kriss Akabusi, and he shared his positive thinking with Julie Maddocks. To see more of these interviews at Kent 2020 Vision 2009 - log onto: www.kenttv.com [WATCH]

Kent 2020 Vision 09 - Keynote Speakers: As Kent 2020 Vision is the biggest business event in the county, it attracts some of the UK's top keynote speakers. Your Kent TV's Julie Maddocks spoke with the 4 speakers at the 2009 event held at the Detling Show Ground. To see more of these interviews at Kent 2020 Vision 2009 - log onto: www.kenttv.com [WATCH]

Kent 2020 Vision 09 - Andrew Neil talks Business: As the largest business exhibition and conference in Kent opened its doors , Kent 2020 Vision entered its 4th year. Keynote speakers were invited to share their views with visitors and attending delegates. Andrew Neil was one, and joined Julie Maddocks to share his thoughts on how Businesses should be moving forward in 2009. To see more of these interviews at Kent 2020 Vision 2009 - log onto: www.kenttv.com [WATCH]

KOS Media Credit Crunch Feature - Money Mangement at school: There has never been a more important time to learn the values of money management. Teaching this at school makes perfect sense. Invicta Grammar School, Maidstone introduced the school banking scheme many year ago, which proved a huge success. Also with Univeristy on the horizon budgeting becomes even more important for both students and parents, with all this in mind, Your Kent TV goes back to school. [WATCH]

Local Firm provides rations for frontline troops: A West Kent Food Company are proving the saying 'An Army Marches on It's Stomach' as new ration packs are being trialled on front-line troops in Afghanistan. The company based on the outskirts of Maidstone is providing over 300,000 ration packs which are being tasted by deployed troops, who are testing the 26 new menus over the next 6 months. Your Kent TV and Julie Maddocks went to try the new ration packs out. [WATCH]

Kent Innovation Challenge 2009: The Kent Innovation Challenge 2009 is a Dragons’ Den-style competition to find the most innovative business ideas in the county. The eventual winner will take home £20,000 from Seeda, along with access to top-notch business support This is your chance to follow in the footsteps of company Oil Drum which won last year for its fuel saving technology. The first step to entering is writing a 200 word summary of your business idea – so what have you got to lose? [WATCH]

January sales for independent retailers: The economic downturn has had huge implications for traders, will January sales be better? Your Kent TV visits local independent trade Clarkes Furniture, Maidstone to find out how they are coping in the current downturn in consumer spending. [WATCH]

Aspinall Prepaid Card Trial: Prepaid cards could help us budget our money in a financial downturn. The Aspinall Foundation have introduced their own prepaid card scheme which 17 year old Matt road tested and discovered its pros and cons. [WATCH]

Business Challenge 2009.: KOSMedia has launched its £1 million Business Challenge. Managing director Paul Stannard explains how you can get involved in this exciting business opportunity. [WATCH]

Marriott Tudor Park Hotel: With £4.1 million pounds being spent on redeveloping the Marriott Tudor Park Hotel, Maidstone it looks most impressive. But in the current economic downturn, was the spend a wise one? Yuor Kent TV meets with Martin Avis Director of Sales at the hotel. [WATCH]

business update october 2008: Tony Patey talks us through the latest business news [WATCH]

Wayne Hemmingway : Designer Wayne Hemmingway shares his views on the Thames Gateway at the Construction Expo 2008 at Historic Dockyard Chatham. [WATCH]

Construction Expo 2008: KOS Media and North Kent Construction Skills have joined forces to present the Construction Expo 2008 at The Chatham Historic Dockyard. Included in the event was a conference programme covering everything happening and planned for the Thames Gateway Project. Included in the schedule was key note speaker visionary designer Wayne Hemmingway MBE. Over 100 exhibitors showcased what is best about the UK's construction sector and with the thousands of visitors attending, the success of the show reflected the interest despite reported economic down turn. Julie Maddocks reports on the event for Your Kent TV. [WATCH]

Business update september 2008: KOS Media business editor Tony Patey takes a look at the business scene in Kent and nationwide. [WATCH]

Camp for climate action protest: Julie Maddocks visits the site of the ten day protest against the Kingsnorth coal-fired power station [WATCH]

Credit Crunch Advice from Baker Tilly: As one of the Country's leading Chartered Accountants Baker Tilly's Tax Specialist - Stuart Robb is well qualified to offer advice on the reported current 'credit crunch' in the UK. Your Kent TV's Business Team met up with the financier at the firms Bromley office where he spoke on the Bank of England base rate and administered advise on how to avoid a full-blown recession. [WATCH]

Business Update - July 2008: KOS Media Business Editor Tony Patey takes a look at the Business Markets for July 2008. With his offbeat take on the economic scene in the Country and Kent, Tony reflects on the business world today. [WATCH]

Supermarket Swap - French Style: Bagging a bargain round the supermarket is at the top of everyone's shopping list in the current credit crunch. It has always been accepted that this is even more the case when we head across the Channel to shop. The French food stores have historically proved value for money on cheese , olive oil, washing powder and of course alcohol. With a large number of British shoppers taking advantage of the low cost fuel and filling their tanks at the petrol pumps in Calais. But with the Pound -Euro exchange rate struggling, are there still savings to be made at the Continental checkout? Your Kent TV's Julie Maddocks is a born shopper, so we sent her to Cite Europe and Marque Avenue, Calais to find out if it's still value for money. [WATCH]

Business Day for Kids on Romney Marsh: National and local organisations from the Romney Marsh area joined forces to support a Careers event at St Nicholas Primary School, New Romney. The idea of Irene Hills Study Support Supervisor at the school, who's remit is to provide the children with opportunities to discover what possibilities there are in the world of work, and to extend their horizons beyond the boundaries of Romney Marsh. [WATCH]

Tackling the science skills gap: A new £1.6 million resource centre aims to deal with the issue of skills shortages for science industries. Kent Science Research Centre, in Sittingbourne, is a partnership between industry, local authorities and academic bodies and is training a new generation of technicians. [WATCH]

Winner named in the Kent Innovation Challenge: Seventy-one entrants were after the £20,000 prize for winning the Kent Innovation Challenge. Nineteen of those business ideas made the initial shortlist and were invited to present their ideas to a ‘Dragons’ Den’ panel of experts, including KOS Media business editor Tony Patey. Out of that-nerve-racking experience emerged five finalists whom the judges believed all had the potential to quickly grow their businesses. The five all had to give a second presentation on April 3 at the 20:20 event at Detling before the final winner was named. [WATCH]

Kent's 2020 business exhibition: It’s the one-day event of the year you can bet just about everyone who is anyone in Kent business will be there – Kent’s 2020 business to business exhibition which this year attracted a record 3,500-plus visitors and a record 350 stands.Everyone agreed it gets better each year, and there were very few times when people on the stands were able to relax and have a coffee on their own. But all said it was worthwhile – even the Kent Circus School said it had to field a constant stream of visitors.There were some discussions about whether it should become a two-day event, because there is so much to see and do, but at its present size it might lose its impact. That could be an idea for when it gets mega, which at the present rate of growth might not be long.The speakers were ex-BBC director general Greg Dyke, Professor Richard Scase business forecaster, entrepreneur Karen Darby, business advisor Alan Knight, BT consultant Graham Whitehead and historian Dr David Starkey. [WATCH]

Kent Mindful Employer: Kent Mindful Employer is an initiative to help small to medium enterprises manage mental wellbeing in the workplace. The aim is for local employers to set up networks to support each other in better understanding of the issues that cause stress or loss of mental wellbeing. Businesses who have successfully retained valuable staff can offer advice and guidance to others. The scheme was launched in Devon in 2004 and after proving an enormous success initiative is being introduced to Kent this month. Lynn Marchant from Creating Bridges joins Louise Jessup a local lady who has recently returned to work after 25 years of ill health and incapacity benefits, to talk about the scheme. [WATCH]

Businesses feel the pain of Operation Stack: With businesses in Shepway suffering in March because of Operation Stack, yourkenttv.co.uk visited Stop 24 Services and Port Early Arrivals to find out how the shops had been affected. [WATCH]

The Hop Farm's growing business success: Years ago, hop picking in Kent was a hands-on labour intensive activity compared to the mechanical harvesting that goes on today. [WATCH]

Patey's February business round-up: In the first of a new monthly series called 'Business Round-up' , KOS Media business editor Tony Patey takes a look at the business scene in Kent and nationwide. [WATCH]

KCC'S commercial activities upset business people: Kent County Council, the largest local authority in Britain, has found itself at the centre of a unique controversy. In setting up some commerical activities, the council has upset local business people. KOS Media business editor Tony Patey talks to Nick Chard, KCC cabinet member for finance, and Desmond High, director of EMC Management Consultants, about these issues. [WATCH]

Developments in Folkestone's Creative Quarter: Over the past three years the Creative Foundation has been acquiring control of buildings in Folkestone's Old High Sreet and Tontine Street and then refurbishing them to a high standard. There are now about 25 retail shops and creative industries in the area operating under the Creative Foundation banner. The Foundation rents the buildings to these businesses at lower than commercial rents, which is more sustainable in the long run. Reporter, Rob Livingstone meets Peter Bettley of Folkestone Creative Quarter who explains more about the scheme and talks about the Performing Arts and Business Centre, which is due to open in September 2008. [WATCH]

Health and safety in the workplace: Health and safety is an issue that affects all businesses. Business editor, Tony Patey, talks to Health and Safety Executive inspector Mike Walters about the issues dealt with on a daily basis by the HSE. [WATCH]

Kent's potato capital: Thanet is officially the potato capital of Kent thanks to two Birchington-based businesses. St Nicholas Court Farms and Quex Park Estates produce and pack about three quarters of the potatoes supplied to Tesco stores in Kent. [WATCH]