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Hundreds of volunteers are providing support at three new community hubs set up to help the most vulnerable during the Covid-19 pandemic.
There are concerns the removal of a public telephone box could put lives at risk in case an emergency happens nearby.
A man has been arrested after a caravan was reportedly unhooked from a vehicle and stolen during the night.
A flight home has finally been arranged for a Kent couple who have been struck in Northern Cyprus due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Officers have issued a warning about the importance of staying home, after having to disperse people on the beach including one group enjoying a BBQ.
We take a closer look at a run-down former theatre and tearoom as it stands today and throughout its 100 year history.
A dad is hoping to bring a smile to children' and parents' faces by dressing as Spider-man and live streaming a bedtime story every night.
A key decision on whether to transform the look of a Kent seafront has been postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
A team dedicated to keeping a town clean and safe have reported a rise in the number of used needles found dumped in the streets.
A cosmetics factory in Kent will close to protect staff and because of 'falling demand' amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A new special edition of the popular game Monopoly has launched today and is dedicated to a Kent town.
More than 100 people attended a public consultation on the proposed plans to rescue a neglected theatre - here's what they thought.
An inquest heard how a dad-of-two could have survived if a scan to identify his life threatening condition was carried out.
A drug dealer who attempted to kidnap a man and threatened to 'cut-up' his family has been jailed for five years.
Children are being invited to send letters or drawings to care home residents facing long periods without visitors due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Venues shut, attractions closed and council meetings cancelled, we take a look at how the Covid-19 outbreak is affecting the district.
A Kent couple, trapped in quarantine in Northern Cyprus over Covid-19 fears, are pleading with the government to help bring them home.
Connected Festival, which saw thousands of people party for 12 hours at a Kent airport, is set to return this year despite Covid-19 fears.
Two wild animal parks will remain open, despite a string of other tourist attractions closing due to fears over the coronavirus.
From online lectures to live streaming choir sessions, technology is playing a big part in keeping people connected during the coronavirus outbreak.
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