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With so much time on their hands, local artists spent lockdown supporting their communities and immortalising the ups and downs of the pandemic.
Despite overall life satisfaction increasing across the county, more than half of local authorities have seen a drop - so are people happier or not?
There is still lots of confusion over guidelines for trick-or-treaters so one mum has come up with another way to keep spirits up.
The ferry firm infamous for being handed a £14 million government contract despite having no boats has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Here is an up to date list of all the schools which have had to send year groups home to self isolate for two weeks or taken other measures.
As thousands are urged to go back to the office, local stores have been among a select group to profit from lockdown - but will how long will it last?
A mum whose toddler's life was saved by the air ambulance has launched a plea to keep the charity in the air.
A woman who spotted something on river banks on her way home from picking up some breakfast, had to double back to make sure she had seen a seal.
On International Literacy Day a leading reading charity has given advice to parents who are worried their children have fallen behind in lockdown.
The figures behind Eat Out to Help Out have been released - and reveal the Kent district home to the most bargain hunters.
A young woman who woke up in severe pain has revealed her 18 month battle to be diagnosed.
The Met Office has released the list of names for next year's storms.
Test carried out to assess the age of young migrants when they arrive in Kent have been descried as a "highly subjective".
As many embark on DIY projects over the Bank Holiday weekend, some face lengthy waits for the next tip slot - here's how busy each centre in Kent is.
An immigration welfare charity has accused Kent County Council of acting unlawfully by detaining lone asylum seeking children.
The government provided laptops to close a 'digital divide' with disadvantaged families so children could continue their education in lockdown.
A mother-of-two is worried lockdown will mean her son cannot get the diagnosis he needs to get him help with his learning difficulties.
New protections for vulnerable victims have been announced allowing them to pre-record evidence which can be played in court.
The price of season tickets may rise by 1.6% next year despite lockdown forcing a fall in train journeys.
A woman who has been on BLM protests speaks out about the movement as it's revealed hate crimes doubled in the month after protests started.
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