More details have emerged about when some Covid restrictions could be lifted - as cases in Kent continue to fall.

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Incredible footage shows waves freezing as they hit one of Kent's beaches.

A former lollipop lady who kept schoolchildren safe on the roads for 25 years has died after contracting Covid-19.

A councillor who has put together a new picture-packed history book of the Isle of Sheppey is giving away copies to schools and organisations.

A cliff-top resident says he is shocked to see sea defence works being carried out along the coast - but not to protect his home or his neighbours'.

Spectacular icicle hedges caused by cars going over puddles have been spotted across the county and have been caught on camera.

A councillor's plea to have a path built over a 'quagmire' at a country park was turned down because it is an ancient monument.

Giving a horse an apple or carrot could sign its death warrant, so owners are pleading with people not to feed their animals.

Some schools in Kent have had to close to children of key workers due to heavy snowfall and dangerous conditions.

People using a bridge to get to and from the Isle of Sheppey are being advised to allow extra time because of snow-related problems

Residents are warned to be alert to the risk of flooding along stretches of rivers across the county.

Train services in some areas have been cancelled tomorrow and gritters are to take to the roads ahead of the county's weather warning tonight.

Anti-covid stickers which appeared along a Kent seafront have been removed by the council.

Extra services have been laid on for early morning bus travellers from next week.

A Kent band which promised great things in the 90s before disbanding has re-released its original demo tapes and could be poised for a new tour.

Amid last month's surge in Covid cases, some patients had to wait in ambulances for more than eight hours before entering hospital.

A council has set up a helpline so that the clinically extremely vulnerable people in a Kent borough can get to their vaccination appointments easier.

A Kent council could extend its contract for litter police, which allows them to dish out fines worth more than £100, by three years.

'It's been like going on a bear hunt,' says exasperated councillor in the 20-year battle for a resort's brown motorway tourist signs.