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Plans for a kitchen firm distribution centre would create work for more than 40.
A cafe owner has seen a decision on opening hours pushed back.
Teachers banded together to use their school's design department to make visors to donate to health workers.
Hundreds of people have opposed plans for a new coffee shop.
Health bosses have revealed the significant impact of Covid-19 on staff levels in Kent due to self-isolation - but key services are still fully open.
Gillingham captain Max Ehmer says he is willing to do whatever it takes to get the season completed.
As death from coronavirus in Kent reached 34 we spoke to one grieving daughter after her mother passed away after contracting the virus.
A man is encouraging people to make their own face masks which they can arrange to give to others via a website.
A mother has spoken of her anguish as she battles to get her daughter home after visa changes meant she missed her flight back from Fiji.
Students at a university will benefit from a policy where their grades will be safeguarded despite changes to their studies.
Three companies have teamed up to grow a network of more than 1,000 business people with the aim of sharing expertise.
A chemist has described the overwhelming community response which has seen volunteers sign up in huge numbers to help the business.
Royal Mail workers have walked out in protest against concerns about a lack of protection measures against coronavirus.
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.
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