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Gillingham are treating their fans to a prize giveaway and the manager is funding it.
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Farms of all sizes are adapting to a new way of life to help keep them in business and families fed.
Gillingham’s second year scholars are facing an extended wait to see if they have won a professional contract.
Binmen involved in a row with council bosses over a lack of coronavirus safety measures have called off their threats to go on strike.
A boy with suspected autism has been told he must be home schooled, in line with government guidelines, even though his mum is a key worker.
A primary school pupil has created a hero badge for her local postman after realising the vital work they're doing during the lockdown.
An 11-year-old has used the power of Twitter and Coldplay to bring together those on the frontline battling coronavirus.
A charity which cares for the elderly says it may be forced to shut down unless it raises £500,000 to support people during the coronavirus crisis.
Police have appealed for information after a man in his 50s was reported missing more than two weeks ago.
A cake shop owner is among those passing on goodies to show appreciation for the NHS.
Should the Premier League's elite come to the assistance of the leagues below?
Two holidaymakers have entered self-isolation after managing to secure flights home from an Indonesian Island.
A distillery and a brewery have teamed up to increase the supply of hand sanitiser and plan to introduce it to the public.
England hockey have announced no more play until the end of June but it hasn’t stopped the Canterbury juniors.
People who help those in abusive relationships are bracing themselves for a number of calls – after lockdown is lifted.
Gillingham manager Steve Evans would add his name to the letter which asks the FA to reverse their decision to scrap non-league season.
Two 17-year-olds have been remanded in custody after a fight on Sunday.
The coronavirus outbreak has caused changes to the way council services are being run from bins to roads and caring for the most vulnerable.
Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze after a candle set bedding alight.