Cassidy's pub in Tunbridge Wells has halted its St Patrick's Day celebrations this year because of the coronavirus.

Cinema giants have announced they are temporarily closing across the UK due to coronavirus.

As many Kent venues are forced to shut their doors some are still able to stay open in the midst of the virus outbreak. We've found a few for you.

A school has asked staff and pupils to go home following a possible case of coronavirus.

Non-urgent operations at NHS hospitals are to be cancelled in an effort to free resources for the battle against coronavirus.

Leisure centres and gyms across the county remain open despite Boris Johnson’s insistence people should avoid “non-essential” contact with others.

As millions of people attempt to work from home, two major mobile phone providers are experiencing "connectivity issues".

Two wild animal parks will remain open, despite a string of other tourist attractions closing due to fears over the coronavirus.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has called for all public worship to be suspended in a "defining moment for the Church of England".

Dreamland bosses have taken the decision to not reopen the park and to postpone upcoming gigs and events due to the coronavirus outbreak.

A shopping centre has said it will close hours earlier each day due to COVID-19 fears.

Elderly people isolating because of the coronavirus outbreak are being offered a free daily hot meal by their local landlord.

Organisers of one grassroots football league are determined to keep playing - despite being advised to cancel all matches over coronavirus concerns.

Rough sleepers are preparing to move into the woods as "no advice" has been given to help homeless people self-isolate during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A trial could be delayed for weeks after a judge at Canterbury Crown Court has been forced into self-isolation.

A Kent medi-tech company says it can build ventilators straight away.

Ideal Response in Maidstone are tasked with emergency cleans of places linked to the coronavirus.

A fitness instructor is set to launch online workouts sessions to help those in self-isolation battle the bulge from the comfort of their home.

An annual event remembering the patron saint of England has been cancelled amid coronavirus fears.

More shopping centre branches have announced a temporary closure, while others re-open.