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Bosses of a Thanet food bank say there's a queue outside every morning as more and more people struggle to afford meals.
Care home bosses have reacted angrily to a suggestion from Boris Johnson that they didn't follow guidelines during the pandemic.
The arts industry in Kent has welcomed a £1.5bn investment as they try to survive the pandemic.
We're being urged to 'be careful' as pubs across the county prepare to reopen for the first time in more than three months.
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The search is on for teachers to help children who would have missed six months of school by the time they return in September.
A leading behavioural scientist from Kent says lockdown was brought in too late and this weekend's easing is 'misjudged'.
A 5-year-old boy who needed both legs amputated as a baby has raised more than £1m after walking every day in June.
A review of quarantine is underway which could mean you can go abroad this summer without having to isolate when you get back.
Two men have been taken to hospital after being stabbed when hundreds of people gathered on a Kent beach.
Thousands of people have been flocking to beaches despite concerns over high UV levels and the ongoing pandemic.
Town criers, queues and 'keep left' welcomed shoppers as stores reopened across the county.
Thousands of shops have reopened for the first time in three months – we're in all the major towns across the county as Kent gets back to business.
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As non-essential shops across Kent prepare to reopen, here's our essential guide on what to expect.
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A film being produced by Jude Law and a US sci-fi were among productions in Kent forced to stop because of lockdown.
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Kent is on course to record the sunniest spring since records began.
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One person has been treated by paramedics after a fight broke out on a beach.
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It's the big issue affecting parents right now - Nicola has been chatting to My Kent Family editor Lauren about children returning to school.
More people are tuning in to Kent's radio station each week according to new industry figures.
Nicola Everett has been finding out from Oliver Kemp how the anniversary of the end of the Second World War will be remembered.
While working remotely and home schooling have become part of our 'new normal' so it seems have crazy dreams - here's why.
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
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