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Inspectors raised concerns after children locked up in Kent are left in their cells for virtually the whole day amid coronavirus changes.
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The Government has refused emergency money for a charity which helps fund one of Kent's biggest hospices.
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Developers behind a £75 million town centre regeneration project will field questions from the public about their plans in an online Q&A session.
Plans to complete the final phase of a dockyard redevelopment 30 years in the making have been revealed for the first time.
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Doctors surgeries are ensuring children's vaccinations are safe to continue during the coronavirus lockdown as parents urged to attend appointments.
NHS bosses have warned well-meaning donors of scams selling low quality personal protection equipment and the best way to help the health service.
A hospital boss says while the Covid-19 peak has passed the public must stay home to prevent a second wave of the virus spreading.
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A hospital trust has admitted it will have to step up after inspectors raised concerns despite ratings increasing across some departments.
A young man hoping to join the Royal Marines died after he was found hanging in a busy nightclub’s toilet.
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With a coastline home to two of Britain's most important historic shipping lanes, Kent has a wealth of shipwrecks in the waters around the county.
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Plans for the first homes in a new village as part of a huge garden city development have been given the green light by planners.
A woman was held up at gun point on her own doorstep by a gang of six men wearing skull masks.
The latest phase of a huge 1,400-home riverside development costing £417m has been given the green light.
The deadline for a £170m infrastructure project – including a £63m railway station – has been extended, giving a council more time finish its plans.
Vital freight routes between Kent and Europe have been given protection from the government to maintain supplies during the Covid-19 crisis.
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Councillors paused their meeting being streamed online for the first time to take part in the weekly Clap for Carers.
Councillors distanced themselves in a row over a waste contractor derecognising a trade union amid concerns about safe working measures for binmen.
Crimes in Kent fell last year but there was a steep rise in the number of certain offences including drugs and illegal possession of weapons.
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New figures reveal for the first time the areas of Kent with the highest number of people who have died from Covid-19.
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A pharmacist says he feels as though the industry has been forgotten by the government but insists they're still open for business.
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