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A new drive-thru facility has opened to tests NHS staff at hospitals in Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells for coronavirus.
Kent-based Team Hard Racing are raising money to support the fight against coronavirus.
The number of fines handed out to those flouting lockdown in Kent has been revealed - as crime plummets across the country.
A holiday let owner has told how people from as far away as Hertfordshire are enquiring about staying in his seaside getaway during lockdown.
Organisers of a popular music festival that has run for more than 50 years have announced 'with a heavy heart' it will not go ahead this summer.
A grandfather who died from coronavirus complications has been remembered by his heartbroken family following his death at a care home.
A teacher is using his school's equipment to make face mask visors to give out to hard-pressed GPs, hospitals and healthcare workers.
Hundreds of health workers on the frontline against Covid-19 in Kent are being tested at drive-thru centres open ahead of the government's schedule.
Two barber shops have been rapped for trading despite being asked to close.
The owner of a salon open for 30 years says he could go under as he struggles to access government business support.
A senior Tory parliamentarian has called for a global investigation into the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic which began in China.
A Kent MP has blasted Donald Trump's decision to cut funding to the World Health Organisation and accused him of trying to 'discredit' the agency.
Fines and warnings have been issued to people breaking lockdown guidelines, including kite surfers, paddle boarders and a couple enjoying a beach BBQ.
Kent County Council has pledged to spend a multimillion pound sum on emergency beds to relieve pressure on an "overburdened" hospital system.
A fishing association chairman has helped launch a campaign encouraging people to buy locally-caught fish.
Staff at the University of Kent have responded to a hospice charity's urgent call for equipment to help keep staff safe during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kent actor Isaac Hempstead Wright is helping his stepdad make vital face visors for the health service.
A hospital is appealing for toiletries and other items, which have become difficult to obtain for patients due to coronavirus visiting restrictions.
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