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A photographer has turned away from the pretty landscapes to capture our daily history.
A man says a passion for music was one of the reasons why he decided to start making his own guitars.
A restaurant donated their leftover food to their town’s firefighters before closing their doors for now.
A Kent MP says she will tonight join a nationwide round of applause to thank NHS staff.
Coronavirus-themed graffiti urging people to stay at home to support the NHS has been sprayed on a train.
A popular food shop is "to stop retailing" at one of its branches.
Residential homes have been coming up with ways to keep people entertained during the ongoing health emergency.
A dedicated fan has set up a GoFundMe page to help support his football club during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dartford manager Steve King says non-league clubs will be pushed to the limit with clubs hit financially as the coronavirus crisis takes hold.
Canterbury City joint-manager Chris Woollcott says football must wait and see as the coronavirus crisis takes hold.
Whitstable boss Lloyd Blackman thinks it will be interesting to see how things develop in the next few weeks following the coronavirus outbreak.
Holiday park managers have quashed reports suggesting a positive case of coronavirus has been recorded at the site.
Dozens of bus services across the county will be reduced to restricted timetables over the coming months in the wake of the virus outbreak.
Herne Bay boss Ben Smith looks at ways of freeing up fixture space in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Will De Havilland says English football should have a united approach to dealing with the coronavirus – but has sympathy with their governing bodies.
The England and Wales Cricket Board have recommended all recreational cricket is suspended for the foreseeable future.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley says the coronavirus is football's biggest crisis in almost 50 years.
Kent Cricket have cancelled and postponed some of their events which had been scheduled to take place this year because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Dover chairman Jim Parmenter hopes the government and professional football authorities will offer support now the National League has been suspended.
The National League and Southern Counties East League have suspended all matches due to the coronavirus pandemic.