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Two Reception classes have been "closed" as a result of a positive Covid-19 case at a primary school.
A volunteer has adapted her Give a Little Love shoe box campaign for Christmas 2020 to ensure the homeless don't go without.
Strangers touched by a boy's efforts to raise cash towards his mum's alternative cancer treatment have helped him exceed his target.
An 11-year-old boy is taking on the KM Big Bike Ride to help his mum pay for her £1,000 a month cancer treatment.
A town's only secondary school has confirmed both a teacher and a pupil have tested positive for Covid-19.
A man suspected of a string of offences including assault of a police officer has been charged.
Deal & Betteshanger Rugby Club are facing the tough prospect of not being able to play any competitive matches until next year.
Love Island star Montana Brown has joined a Kent woman in her plea to support her sister who requires £240,000 for 'last hope' cancer treatment.
A council has acted swiftly to remove an unauthorised encampment in a swimming pool car park.
Work inspired by the sea, magazines and the thrifty use of materials make up the latest exhibition at a revered gallery on the coast
A foodbank is appealing for people's continued support ahead of "dire" unemployment predictions.
Halloween themed films will be available to watch at drive-in cinema events at Betteshanger Park, if you dare!
Blooms of every hue impressed judges in the 2020 Walmer in Bloom competition and the winners have just been announced.
Staff had a "narrow escape" after a car left the road and crashed through the front of their restaurant.
Plans for an art gallery to expand its studio to reveal Grade II listed wine vaults have received overwhelming support.
A woman left paralysed from a virus while working abroad has described feeling "overwhelmed" after taking her first assisted steps on a treadmill.
A new office for council staff would be an investment for residents at the cost of an increase in tax, it has been warned.
A generous five-figure grant will pay for 14 new specialist beds to accommodate the needs of disabled residents living at Martha Trust.
A mum living with incurable breast cancer is advising women not to "shrug off" abnormalities this October Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
After her husband was convicted of sex attacks, MP Natalie Elphicke revealed all in two articles in The Sun - for which she received payment of £25k.
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