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People suffering a heart attack or a stroke during the coronavirus pandemic were today urged not to be afraid of seeking medical attention.
Organisers of another major Kent event have announced not be going ahead this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A hospital was paid a special visit from a gold medal winning athlete as part of a fundraising campaign to feed NHS workers
A festival set to feature Fatboy Slim and Madness has been postponed until next year.
A takeaway has delivered food to staff at Medway Maritime Hospital to show their appreciation.
The brother of a shopkeeper who passed away from coronavirus has paid tribute to him.
A funeral company is now using its limousines to help get patients to coronavirus assessment centres.
Fundraisers are supporting the family of NHS clinical support worker Cesar Velasc, as he battles coronavirus in intensive care.
Youngsters from a theatre group teamed up to raise money for the NHS by recording a song.
Gurdwara volunteers are supporting key workers with cooked meals by delivering 200 meals a day to NHS staff battling Covid-19.
A charity says its funding is stretched to the limit as it fights to feed homeless people during the coronavirus crisis.
Staff at a care home have been "hit hard" by the loss of two popular residents who died after catching coronavirus, as more residents test positive.
Those with creative flair have shown their appreciation to NHS staff.
An electrician from Sevenoaks wants to shows his support for key workers in Kent by offering free emergency call outs for all NHS staff.
The family of a retired Nepalese soldier are in shock after being targeted by what they believe is a coronavirus-inspired hate crime.
A young girl raised thousands of pounds for a hospital by selling baskets of treats.
New dad James Jordan reveals his father, who recently suffered a stroke, has now been diagnosed with Covid-19.
When a supermarket worker gave an impromptu gig on his doorstep he was asked to do another, which was so popular it was viewed by thousands
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