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Councillors paused their meeting being streamed online for the first time to take part in the weekly Clap for Carers.
Councillors distanced themselves in a row over a waste contractor derecognising a trade union amid concerns about safe working measures for binmen.
A police chief has revealed the number of officers who have been abused by members of the public during the lockdown.
A homeless charity has said support for rough sleepers must continue once lockdown ends.
Teachers at a primary school have shown pupils just how much they are being missed in an uplifting video.
New figures reveal for the first time the areas of Kent with the highest number of people who have died from Covid-19.
A Muslim leader has explained how we can the lessons of the holy month of Ramadan could help us in a post-lockdown world.
A chaplain at ellenor hospice explains how they are helping patients during the Covid-19 pandemic.
As we mark a month of lockdown we've been finding out how young people in Kent are coping.
While all mass gatherings are off people are still determined to commemorate the life of St George from the safety of their own homes - here's how.
We take a look back at some of the key moments in the last month, from the PM going into intensive care to the building of a hospital in nine days.
A pharmacist says he feels as though the industry has been forgotten by the government but insists they're still open for business.
Pubs across Kent have not yet received much-needed cash from the government - despite promises they would be helped through the lockdown crisis.
The county's air ambulance is desperately trying to raise more than half a million pounds to keep the life-saving helicopter in the skies.
A new drive-thru coronavirus testing site will be built in Kent, it has been announced.
A heart attack survivor has spoken out about the importance of seeking medical attention in an emergency situation despite the coronavirus outbreak.
Hospital staff have told KentOnline how they're risking their lives every day because of 'inadequate' protective gear.
Specialist PPE is in good supply at a Kent hospital despite senior NHS chiefs warning of a national crisis after staff said kits were running low.
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