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The number of hospital patients battling coronavirus in Kent has plummeted by more than 50% in the last month.
A council has agreed to increase fees at its busiest car parks despite warnings the hikes will cause 'irrecoverable' damage to businesses.
A Tory revolt fails to amount to anything, a hike in council tax and another health shake-up - we round-up this week's political news in Kent.
A man has been charged with carrying out a hate crime in a high street.
Two years after it closed down a former pub's future use still remains unclear - but recent signs point to it becoming a halal butchers.
Weapons with knives and spikes stuck on with tape were found when officers executed a search warrant.
An ex-nurse was "over the moon" after she hugged her eldest son for the first time in nearly a year on her birthday.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a Vauxhall Corsa smashed into a fence.
A traffic pinch point is to be closed all weekend in order for bridge repairs to be carried out.
A council is urging residents not to offer beds to homeless people amid fears such kind acts could undo the work of specialist charities.
A 16-year-old schoolgirl is now a published author after writing her first book during lockdown.
A borough council has ambitious plans to 'hit the ground running' when the pandemic ends with the opening of a food hall.
A teacher's mad-cap cleanliness routine wasn't interrupted by this week's snow - and he's shared a video to prove it.
Police are warning householders to be alert after a man in his 80s lost more than £15,000 after a scam telephone call by a bogus officer.
Calls for dog owners to keep their pets on leads along a stretch of seafront inhabited by protected birds have sparked an angry backlash.
A planned 25-metre phone mast has been branded an 'ugly skyscraper' as images show it would tower over nearby homes.
After a week of rushed lessons and snowball fights, secret homeschooler looks ahead to half term.
A historic village pub that has stood empty for 10 years is to be revamped by a prestigious private school.
Police are hunting a motorist who reversed into a private driveway and then brazenly smashed into two cars and a van which was also caught on CCTV.
Church leaders are calling for Napier Barracks - which is being used to house asylum seekers - to be shut down.
KCC has voted to up council tax by 5%, meaning average households face an increase of at least £73.
WATCH: A hand-reared deer didn't know what to do with himself as he woke up to a covering of snow in his enclosure.
No-nonsense signs telling runners to "jog on" from a town centre as part of a crackdown on non-essential visits in the pandemic have been taken down.
A skier has filmed himself taking to the slopes... a little closer to home.
A Kent MP is calling on the government to halt developments on farmland amid fears prime agricultural plots will be lost forever.
Thousands of bins across a Kent district will be left overflowing with a month’s worth of rubbish as heavy snow wreaks havoc on collection rounds.
Nearly 350,000 people in the county have received their first Covid-19 jab - with all those in priority groups on track to get it by February 15.
There are fears two sheep may have died after fun-seekers invaded a snowy hill with sledges and quad bikes.
A company has called for action over fly-tipping in roadside ditches after its factory floors flooded causing mass disruption and substantial losses.
A major upgrade to a 40-year-old rail network heading into London starting this weekend will take four years to complete.
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