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The police helicopter and armed officers were scrambled to a residential street after a weapon was spotted.
Hospital staff across Kent will take two minutes out of their shifts to display thank you banners during the Clap for our Carers event.
The Canterbury & District Netball League are mourning the loss of their founding member.
For the first time in its history, the bells at Canterbury Cathedral will ring each night as a mark of remembrance for coronavirus victims.
National DIY chain Wickes has submitted plans to open a new branch in a large unit which has remained unoccupied for more than year.
Plans for an 89-bed boarding house for pupils at an independent school have been refused.
Kent Cricket are to place most of their playing staff on leave in a further cost-cutting measure.
A newly launched community hub is coordinating hundreds of volunteers who are helping to deliver vital groceries and prescriptions to those in need.
A man has been charged after a police officer was spat at as they investigated an arson attack on a flat.
A probe has been launched after a BMW was damaged during a disturbance involving 10 people.
Proposals to build a state-of-the-art hospice on a 750-home development have been officially unveiled.
Canterbury Cathedral has waived rent for its dozens of commercial tenants - two weeks after stating such action would "risk bankruptcy".
Criminals are attempting to profiteer from anxieties surrounding the coronavirus with fraudulent messages claiming to be from local authorities.
Long-standing footwear retailer Clarks has confirmed a number of its stores have permanently ceased trading and will not reopen.
A developer says he will appeal against a planning decision after proposals for an exclusive scheme dubbed a 'millionaires enclave' were rejected.
A team of Kent scientists believe they could be nearing a possible cure for Covid-19.
Petrol prices are as low as they have been for years as Covid-19 sees fuel value drop - but where in Kent can you find the cheapest place to fill up?
A food bank in Kent has spent four times as much on ingredients in the last fortnight than it did in the previous three years.
An ice cream parlour which claimed its opening announcement was a technical error has admitted selling the frozen treats today.
A four-figure reward is being offered for information which leads to the conviction of a suspected arsonist who targeted a village pavilion.
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