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A Kent university is preparing to continue delivering online lectures at the start of the next academic year.
A popular weekend event, which attracts more than 20,000 revellers, has been wiped from this year's calendar due to coronavirus.
A promising young wheelchair tennis player has been selected for a place on a coveted LTA support programme.
At least 30 jobs are expected to be created at a new pie factory in Kent, while plans have also been unveiled for a modernised farmers' market.
A council leader says he is staggered by a bid to unseat him and brands the timing "insanity".
A Kent MP has called on the Prime Minister to ensure 'more female voices at the top of government' to bring about better representation for women.
A passer-by was startled to come across a group of grimacing wax models in the middle of a street.
A councillor has said not testing lorry drivers entering ports for Covid-19 could risk making Kent the "frontline" for the disease.
Thirteen people with learning disabilities have made a full recovery after Covid-19 spread through a specialist care facility.
A man is due to appear in court in connection with an assault that left a police officer needing hospital treatment for an injury.
Accomodation provided to the homeless during lockdown has given some a new opportunity while others have been forced back on to the streets.
A foundation which runs two of Kent's most popular wild animal parks has secured a vital seven-figure loan to help it through uncertain times.
Former Kent captain Rob Key is recovering from a mini stoke.
An MP has joined environmentalists in condemning a council for ruining a picturesque meadow which some say now resembles a desert.
A "haunted" tavern where one of Britain's most notorious criminals once took shelter is among those claiming to be the county's most ancient.
Police have launched an investigation after a man was left with scratches from an altercation when two teenagers reportedly stole his electric bike.
Hundreds of families are expected to go without vital help as a long-running charity has been forced to close due to lack of funding.
The question of whether schools should reopen in June has divided head teachers and parents - we spoke to those on both sides of the debate.
A DIY giant has angered environmentalists with its plans to chop down a line of trees in an area that suffers from high levels of pollution.
A police helicopter was deployed after a report of a missing person.
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