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Dogs will be banned from most beaches for the next four months despite owners urging councils to relax seasonal restrictions during lockdown.
A hospital boss says while the Covid-19 peak has passed the public must stay home to prevent a second wave of the virus spreading.
NHS staff sickness is at its lowest since the Covid-19 pandemic began and plans can now be drawn up on how Kent's hospitals will recover.
A hospital has opened a convenience store to ensure time-strapped staff fighting on the coronavirus frontline are able to pick up essential groceries.
Latest figures show more than 100 people have now been fined in Kent for ignoring government advice to stay home unless absolutely essential.
An illustrator whose free colouring sheets have reached more than 300,000 people online has designed a card to raise money for the NHS.
A six-year-old has overcome disability to follow the lead of Captain Tom Moore and walk for the NHS.
The nation's largest pub chain is working towards a reopening date "in or around" June for its 900 boozers.
The government has set up a coronavirus testing site in the car park servicing one of the county's international rail stations.
Sirens blared and police cars lined a street in a birthday surprise for an aspiring officer with spina bifida.
Councils have reported the extent of the financial support they have been able to give to businesses to help them during the coronavirus outbreak.
Police have issued two bikers with warnings after they were stopped while riding through woodland.
A hospital ward sister, who was battling Covid-19, received a guard of honour from colleagues as she was discharged.
Demand for Covid-19 treatment centres across the district may have been vastly overestimated as it is revealed few patients are using them.
A Kent MP has branded those who are using the Covid-19 lockdown as an opportunity to control partners and family members 'almighty cowards'.
Figures have revealed a dramatic drop in the number of children being taken to A&E during lockdown.
A Kent law firm is urging companies to plan ahead for a return to work, staff working conditions and tough decisions post lockdown.
A grandfather had a tearful reunion with the doctor who nursed him back to health during his battle with coronavirus on live television.
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