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14 June 2020
From the Dartford Crossing to a house on Sheppey, Kent has it's fair share links to the wizarding world – although some are more tenuous than others.
13 June 2020
Weather forecasters say temperatures will peak at 25C this weekend.
13 June 2020
Kent Police has withdrawn a number of lockdown fines wrongly issued by its officers.
13 June 2020
From Oxo to FA Cup oddities and spying to sea forts, here are some weird and wonderful tales from Kent's past which may be news to you.
12 June 2020
A councillor believes post-mortem examinations should have been carried out on people who have died from coronavirus to help understand the disease.
12 June 2020
Statistics show about 29% of the county's workforce are having their wages paid by the taxpayer.
09 June 2020
Booking in advance to go for a pint and red stickers if you've used the loo - just some of the steps Kent firms are taking to emerge from lockdown.
08 June 2020
Travel abroad is becoming increasingly unlikely this summer, but here are some alternatives to popular tourist locations right on your doorstep.
06 June 2020
We take a look back at when the county hosted some of the world's biggest events and most celebrated athletes.
05 June 2020
Kent has been home to some of the UK's most iconic pieces of street art - but what sets it apart from unsightly graffiti?
04 June 2020
Kent's 14 councils face a mounting financial deficit of £245million from the coronavirus crisis, it has emerged.
04 June 2020
We take a look at the beloved animals who hit the headlines for their various jaunts in Kent.
02 June 2020
Kent's County Town has been rocked by three high-profile departures – so can it really still claim the title?
01 June 2020
As schools begin to return today one education lawyer has given his take on the government's decision and provided advice to concerned parents.
30 May 2020
Three teenagers in Kent took their own lives while suffering the psychological effects of lockdown, a clinical commissioning group has said.
30 May 2020
In a sleepy village in 1967 people began hurling custard pies at each other - we take a look at the history of a uniquely Kentish event.
30 May 2020
Following the easing of some lockdown restrictions, more and more people have been enjoying the fresh air - and needing a bathroom break.
26 May 2020
The shocking cost of lockdown on Kent's £4 billion tourism sector has been revealed.
23 May 2020
Thousands of people across the county have been applying for fruit picking and getting no response as farmers tackle the uncertainty of lockdown.
23 May 2020
An egg donor has shared her emotional story to encourage other women to help people battling to conceive.
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