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A shopkeeper has seen his new online delivery service soar in popularity.
A man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder.
A wife has paid tribute to her husband of four months after he died after contracting coronavirus.
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A full-time carer whose partner is at risk of contracting coronavirus because he has MS was forced to go out after her online shop was cancelled.
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A high street packed with independent traders is tackling the coronavirus lockdown to help get supplies to the community.
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From one person on the first tour of the site to many fans of Call the Midwife, there's plenty to remember of tours of Chatham Historic Dockyard.
A dance and drama school leader has set up online tuition to help her pupils keep up with the beat during coronavirus lockdown.
A union is still threatening to strike, which could see rubbish collectors walk out.
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A mum is asking for help to find her son's beloved pet cat.
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A lifeline for many elderly has had to close to divert resources.
A duo who run a pub and a head teacher are among those who are promising to help make sure children are being fed while schools are closed.
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Political leaders have agreed to put party differences aside in a bid to work together to help residents deal with the coronavirus outbreak.
Rubbish collectors and street cleaners have threatened an all-out strike over coronavirus issues.
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A health centre has been told to improve by a watchdog.
A Charles Dickens' fan has penned a tale to test readers to mark the anniversary of the author's death.
A team of volunteers have turned a garden into a haven for one youngster.
A couple who have been sweethearts for more than 30 years say their wedding has been ruined by the government's coronavirus advice.
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Residents had been invited to discuss council plans for a huge new redevelopment after being awarded £170m to improve infrastructure.
An award-winning distillery says it is in discussion with the government about using its alcohol to make hand sanitiser.
Pensioners could be left to die alone under the government's plans to fight coronavirus as people are urged to help check in on the elderly.
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