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Users may need to book to use the tips when the sites finally reopen – as pressure builds to get Kent moving again.
Kent Wildlife Trust says people have been camping in its nature reserves to escape Covid-19 as it faces losing £800,000 because of the pandemic.
Two men accused of attempting to kill a man by shooting him will bid to have their charges dropped.
A devastated husband says he will "miss everything" about his wife, who worked at a Kent hospital for almost 20 years.
A police car and another vehicle demolished a garden wall after colliding and careering through it.
A woman was held up at gun point on her own doorstep by a gang of six men wearing skull masks.
The family of a man who has been missing since before the start of lockdown have issued an appeal for him to get in touch.
A pervert has been handed a prison sentence after being found guilty of carrying out sex offences on a child which dated back to the 1970s.
Police are hunting a motorist who drove off after colliding with another car in a horrific crash which left a grandmother needing hospital treatment.
Four NHS workers, including an ICU nurse, are back in the UK after a stressful stay in a country said to be rife with "hysteria".
Figures from police show a sharp increase in the number of high-end speeding offences being committed across the county.
A drug dealer has been locked up after police officers caught him with a knife, cash, drugs and guns.
Bakery chain Greggs and fast food firm Burger King have both announced they will reopen a number of stores amid the national lockdown.
Social services visits to households with vulnerable children are being conducted over Skype, during the coronavirus outbreak.
Chamber of trade groups have agreed the chances of former M&S stores now being filled are 'minimal'.
A 17-year-old who brandished a knife as he tried to raid a store was fought off with a wooden pole by brave shop workers.
A two-mile-long asteroid classified by astronomers as "potentially hazardous" is set to become the largest to pass earth this year.
An independent review into a hospital baby death scandal has started with help from people who worked on the Hillsborough investigation.
A man was arrested and a woman taken to hospital after a crash involving two boats.
An African and Caribbean association is encouraging people to take part in their hip hopera telling the story of the Windrush generation.
The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked police guidelines which could see travellers avoid eviction from illegal camps, but only in certain parts of Kent.
Mourners will line the streets to say a final farewell to a dedicated young paramedic.
Madcap schemes for the county include a 200ft carving of Winston Churchill's face in the White Cliffs and a 50m white horse in the Ebbsfleet Valley.
Specialist firefighters have rescued a horse which was stuck in a muddy ditch.
The air ambulance has landed on a playing field near a marina a boating accident on the River Medway.
The husband of a woman who needs cancer treatment has urged the USA to make an exemption on its travel ban so she can join a clinical trial.
Police are investigating a "suspicious incident" in a woods following concerns for a woman heard shouting.
Police were called to the scene of an accident where traffic lights and a lamp post were knocked to the ground.
Another DIY chain has revealed which of its stores in the county will be welcoming customers.
Patients have been able to leave a care home and a hospice where they have been fighting their battles against coronavirus.
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