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A woman who lives in a van has struck out at a council after she discovered public taps had been removed from a seafront.
Year 10 pupils at an academy are learning from home for a week, after several staff were directed to self isolate by the NHS Test and Trace app.
Pupils from five schools are being told to self-isolate if they travelled to school on a bus last week, after a student tested positive for Covid-19.
As religious groups come together for Inter Faith Week, leaders across Kent speak about its power to bring people together.
A children's hospice charity saw record sales on the last day of trading before the national lockdown began.
A barber who ignored lockdown rules and continued to trade has been shut out of his premises by his landlord.
A barber who opened today and ignored lockdown rules has been visited by Kent Police and council staff.
A barber refusing the national lockdown measures is fully booked with customers today, despite warnings of fines for breaching the rules.
A barber refusing to close for lockdown has been warned of being handed fines by a visiting officer - but said he will still be opening.
Organisations are urging the PM to announce measures to protect homeless people during the second national lockdown.
As non-essential shop owners prepare to close, shoppers are being urged not to flock to online mega retailers to do their Christmas shopping.
A business owner has announced he will be ignoring the government and continuing to trade during the national lockdown.
A community organisation hopes to give 50 households the Christmas they need, as poverty continues to rise in the wake of coronavirus.
An SAS veteran who fought behind enemy lines during the Second World War is unable to commemorate a remembrance event due to Covid restrictions.
A venue is hosting record listening sessions which will use specially-made drinks and complimentary smells to bring the music to life.
Whilst most types of crime decreased during lockdown, drug offences saw a sharp rise in the county.
After most 2020 displays were cancelled due to Covid, this might be one of the only ways to see fireworks this November.
A Medway MP has introduced a bill which would make humanist marriages legal, after a Kent couple lost their battle with the High Court in August.
A community champion has branded a local MP 'weak' after blocking the extension of free school meals throughout the holidays.
GPs are being urged to recognise endometriosis earlier on, after women across the country struggle to have the condition diagnosed.
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