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What changes has Freedom Day brought to the town centre?

What changes has Freedom Day brought to the town centre?

21 July 2021

So 16 months on from the first lockdown, how different do our streets look?

'It feels like dictatorship to make clubbers have jab'

'It feels like dictatorship to make clubbers have jab'

20 July 2021

Venues in Kent have reacted to the news coronavirus vaccinations will be compulsory for nightspots from this autumn.

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5 ways to help your family sleep well in the heat

5 ways to help your family sleep well in the heat

20 July 2021

From the best ways to cool rooms to maintaining a proper evening routine, we've got some top tips to help your family sleep well during the heatwave.

Borough still cautious despite 'Freedom Day'

Borough still cautious despite 'Freedom Day'

20 July 2021

As people prepared for the government's lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, some towns in a Kent borough were much more cautious than expected.

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How Maidstone reacted to Freedom Day

How Maidstone reacted to Freedom Day

19 July 2021

As the wearing of masks ceased to be a legal requirement, our reporter went to see if residents of one town had cast them off.

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Town centre art installation vandalised on first night

Town centre art installation vandalised on first night

19 July 2021

A community sewing display has been cut and stolen less than 24 hours after it was put up.

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How to keep your pets safe in the sun

How to keep your pets safe in the sun

19 July 2021

Heat exhaustion can pose a danger to pets. Here's the RSPCA's top tips for keeping your animals cool and comfortable during the hot weather.

Pregnant man among new 2021 emojis

Pregnant man among new 2021 emojis

19 July 2021

A new proposed release of 2021 emojis includes a pregnant man and a gender-neutral person wearing a crown. See more here:

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'I am still not going to supermarkets'

'I am still not going to supermarkets'

19 July 2021

The easing of Covid restrictions might be a reason to celebrate for many but for some the unlocking is cause for considerable concern.

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‘What do they expect me to do? I can’t soundproof cows’

‘What do they expect me to do? I can’t soundproof cows’

19 July 2021

The boss of a sanctuary has been given an ultimatum – hush up her animals in the next 90 days or face prosecution.

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Historic ship docks ahead of crucial restoration

Historic ship docks ahead of crucial restoration

18 July 2021

A historic ship has arrived in a harbour where she will be docked outside the country's biggest Wetherspoon's pub ahead of restoration work.

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Jack Whitehall spotted enjoying sunny weekend in Kent

Jack Whitehall spotted enjoying sunny weekend in Kent

18 July 2021

The popular comedian and actor has been spotted basking in the sun in Kent along with his trusted canine companion.

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Cool off with World Ice Cream Day today

Cool off with World Ice Cream Day today

18 July 2021

From the nation's favourite ice cream to the world's smallest parlour - we take a look at ways to celebrate today's World Ice Cream Day.

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Firefighters to tackle full-kit half-marathon

Firefighters to tackle full-kit half-marathon

18 July 2021

Some of Kent's firefighters will be getting hot under the collar when they attempt to walk a half-marathon in full kit.

Kitten which was fighting for its life now on the mend

Kitten which was fighting for its life now on the mend

17 July 2021

A 10-week-old kitten was left fighting for his life after being found with a fractured leg and maggot-infested wound at the base of his tail.

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Vast nature reserve could be opened to public for first time

Vast nature reserve could be opened to public for first time

17 July 2021

Plans to improve habitat at a huge nature reserve to attract rare species could include opening it up to visitors.

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Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after crash

Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after crash

16 July 2021

A collision involving a motorbike and a van resulted in the biker being airlifted to hospital with serious injuries.

Be a citizen scientist and join the Big Butterfly Count

Be a citizen scientist and join the Big Butterfly Count

16 July 2021

More than 100,000 people signed up last year to spend 15 minutes counting butterflies for conservationists. Here's how to get involved this year:

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Mums set up own Year 6 prom after school's is cancelled

Mums set up own Year 6 prom after school's is cancelled

16 July 2021

Three mums have saved the day by organising a Year 6 prom for their children at a school in Kent.

Bookings open for winter flu jabs

Bookings open for winter flu jabs

16 July 2021

Boots has opened flu jab bookings early, with slots for both NHS and private patients, saying it's preparing for a 'potential flu epidemic'.

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