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More than 15,000 more people are signed on last month than in April as the economic impact of lockdown on Kent continues to be felt.
The much-loved high street baker is to fire up the ovens at 17 stores across the county this week.
An award-winning actress is co-producing a film highlighting the damaging effects of bullying.
A Grade II-listed mansion and former furniture store due to be transformed into a gated mews and flats are on the market for £1.9 million.
Several parts of the county have not seen any coronavirus deaths so far, official data has revealed.
Hundreds lined the coast to watch the world's biggest container ship HMM Algeciras sail away.
A person was treated for the effects of breathing in smoke following a fire at a block of flats.
Shoppers returning to Bluewater have been advised to expect a different experience as managers look to ensure "robust social distancing" is enforced.
A huge backlog of birth registrations has left thousands of parents unable to register their newborn during the coronavirus crisis.
Calls have been made for the Border Force to 'do their job' in returning migrants.
A driver is being questioned by police after a six-car crash along a residential street.
A plane has paid a funeral-day tribute to a man whose body was found near woodland.
A power cut caused a blackout for hundreds of homes which also saw traffic lights fail.
A four-year-old boy was found in the boot of his parents' car after a large scale police search.
Emergency stroke services will be lost from one of the county's largest hospitals in a shake-up over a shortage of specialist nurses.
A popular 20-year-old died after his heart stopped on a beach while he was on holiday with his parents, an inquest has heard.
Town criers, queues and 'keep left' welcomed shoppers as stores reopened across the county.
Shoppers were in high spirits as non essential businesses opened their doors today, but this was no normal Monday morning.
Maritime fans are in for a treat when the world's biggest cargo ship sails down the Thames Estuary. HMM Algeciras can carry 24,000 containers.
Police have warned families after reports of Snpachat users being targeted for blackmail.
The service which oversees young offenders is having to "rebuild" after an upsurge in violence, drug gangs and weapons after a damning inspection.
A long-awaited KFC has finally opened its doors to the public on the same day non-essential shops across the county welcome back customers.
The Bombardier private jet is cruising at a steady altitude to burn off fuel after a technical fault was discovered.
An activist who sprayed graffiti over a box covering a plaque commemorating a blackface minstrel says "it's an affront to all right-thinking people".
A proposal to build on orchards has been turned down.
Table service, contactless payments and an end to menus - just how will our pubs look when they finally reopen next month?
Evidence suggests wearing face coverings can help limit the spread of Covid-19 as shops begin to reopen their doors.
A map showing where victims of Covid-19 lived has revealed where the virus is at its worst in the county.
Demand for £3 face masks at the Co-op has overtaken everyday essentials such as bread, milk and eggs to become the firm's best-selling product.
Fed-up neighbours have voiced concerns at plans to redevelop a masonic hall – including a new temple and larger changing room for the Grand Master.
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