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Animal lovers have been urged to donate what they can to ensure charity staff can continue caring for creatures in need during the coronavirus crisis.
Scores of jobs are hanging by a thread after a high street rent-to-own retailer and restaurant chain filed for administration.
Employees at a school catering company will not be getting paid even though the chancellor has promised to reimburse 80% of wages to workers kept on.
A Kent company has joined Mercedes F1, Ford and more in producing ventilators to help fight Covid-19.
McDonald's workers have supplied Happy Meal boxes to a four-year-old so he can still enjoy his favourite treat.
Long-awaited work to extend an A2 slip-road has been pushed back due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Kent Cricket are gearing up for some much-needed action from the comfort of their own homes.
Hundreds more families are seeking help from Kent food banks as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
During lockdown it is more important than ever to stay mentally fit - we spoke to charity Mind who offered these tips to help get you through.
Couples and families have been banned from shopping together at one national supermarket in a bid to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
A council says bin collection services are delayed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Roy Ives' family were told he might not survive after he was hospitalised with coronavirus, but he is now able to thank the NHS heroes who saved him.
Police have charged a man with common assault after he allegedly spat in the face of a staff member at a supermarket.
A new community support line has been set up so food can reach the socially isolated or those in urgent need of help.
Heartwarming messages of support have been left for hardworking binmen continuing with their everyday work amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The biggest effort since World War Two to provide essential supplies to those in need has begun.
The Royal College of Midwives warns that the coronavirus crisis is having a squeeze on services for expectant mothers.
Mums with seriously ill children have made a desperate appeal for people to stay at home to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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