Chris Britcher is a Business Editor at KM Group. With nearly two decades of experience in local media, he covers a diverse range of topics including general interest features and business news, with a focus on construction, real estate, and transportation policy. Chris has been featured in prominent publications such as The Mirror, World Wealth Journal, and Metro.co.uk.
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Chris Britcher's articles primarily focus on local news, events, tourism, and culture & society in Kent, United Kingdom. He often includes expert commentary and cites data in his coverage. If you have insights or expertise related to the local businesses, events or any cultural aspects specific to Kent, UK then reaching out with relevant information could capture his interest.
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A vineyard has unveiled its latest partnership with a major retailer - and it’s already sold more than 18,000 bottles.
The founder of one of the biggest secondhand car dealerships in Kent is celebrating after a victory in his unfair dismissal case.
It’s claimed one of the world’s most notorious serial killers may have lived in plain sight in Kent. So is this the face of Jack the Ripper?
Proposals for ANPR cameras in a town centre have been slammed - but, says our columnist, they’ll only impact the deliberately selfish motorist.
One of the county’s best-known brand names is set to disappear into the history books, KentOnline can confirm.
Increasing financial pressures have led a long-established family firm to wave the white flag, resulting in the loss of dozens of jobs.
By: Chris Britcher
Our columnist swaps months of NHS hospital visits for a trip to one of the county’s swanky private facilities and is left stunned at the difference.
As rental prices increase significantly on last year - the average age of a renter in Kent is now five years older than the national average.
Just hours before an escape room rated five-stars on Tripadvisor was due to close for good - new owners have stepped up.
By: Chris Britcher
A seaside eatery has been reborn in a prime position - with a new name and more options than you can shake a stick at.
