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The founder of Kent Pride expects more events will have to be postponed until next year, following the cancellation of Brighton Pride.
As Kent communities help send scores of ventilators to the country ravaged by coronavirus, Sikhs continue to fear for the safety of their families.
An open letter addressed to the Home Secretary is urging a rethink of new planned immigration controls.
A Kent beach is an unlikely source of artistic inspiration for musicians from South Africa to California - but why?
From an Iraq war veteran to a giant two-faced mythical head, three new outdoor artworks hope to inspire locals and boost tourism.
As a new series of This Time with Alan Partridge returns to our screens, we look at the Kent locations the show was filmed in.
A father-of-two and car parking enthusiast spent years trying to park in every bay at a supermarket while doing his weekly shop.
A food bank in a race against time to find new premises could be forced to suspend its services - leaving desperate families to go hungry.
A chicken shop has had the power to its premises shut off by its energy provider over unpaid bills - despite six months of trying to pay them.
From the delight of an iconic theme park to a sex scene in a shell grotto, a new novel brings one Kent town to life - but also warns of a dark future.
Small businesses are most at risk of online attacks originating from eastern countries, according to a Kent cyber security expert.
A hotly-tipped Brighton band will be playing a very different kind of show, in one of the only live performances to go ahead since Covid-19 hit.
With skateboarding making its Olympic debut in Tokyo 2021, two skate veterans are urging funding to be secured for a skate park on the Kent coast.
A world-famous band due to perform in Kent are having to pull out because of Covid-19.
Kent's experts help untangle a wild (and confusing) online phenomenon - including a photographer who sold a digital version of his photo for hundreds.
A venue owner has reached out to his regulars for their opinions on needing Covid passports to attend gigs - and not everyone agrees with the idea.
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