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As the country prepares to clap for carers again tomorrow night, some NHS workers are reporting a frightening backlash from the public.
A charity is working hard to save farmers' fruit and veg and deliver it to those in need, despite social distancing challenges.
A coach company is asking people to nominate their NHS heroes for a free trip to the Bruges Christmas Markets.
A fundraiser which usually raises more than £30,000 for Breast Cancer Now has been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
A popular art festival - one of the biggest in the UK - has been postponed until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Council bosses are working on plans for a "mass" Covid-19 testing site in the county - but are keeping the location under wraps.
Senior doctors in the county have blasted the "shambolic situation" in a letter to MPs as Kent GPs face a lack of personal protection equipment (PPE).
A photographer has created a book to help families explain the Covid-19 pandemic to their children.
The head chef at a Marco Pierre White diner is leading a team to provide free hot lunches to the needy.
Pub landlords have set up a crowdfunder to help keep their business afloat after being turned down for financial support.
A five-year-old who is believed to be the youngest coronavirus victim in Europe died at a Kent hospital.
Households around parts of Kent have responded to the government's extended lockdown announcement with bursts of colour.
A century-old heritage railway attraction hit by an arson attack and then a global pandemic has secured its future with vital funding.
A long-running Kent visitor attraction has come up with innovative ways to keep its supporters involved during its closure due to Covid-19.
A landlord has called for clarity on when pubs will re-open after ambiguous statements led to speculation it could be as late as Christmas.
An army of volunteers have helped deliver thousands of hot meals and bags of shopping to those in need during lockdown.
A software engineer is embracing the isolation of lockdown to break his sugar addiction and hopes others will invest this time in helping themselves.
A "inspirational" nurse with a "big heart" has died after showing symptoms of Covid-19.
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