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A cathedral has shut its doors completely to the public in order to fight the spread of the coronavirus and stop public gatherings.
Maidstone Borough Council says the regular markets at Lockmeadow will remain open to help with food supply during the coronavirus outbreak.
Council chiefs have announced they will be closing children's play areas amid fears of the further spread of coronavirus.
Cinema workers across the county are demanding action after mass redundancies.
A hunt has been launched to find whoever is responsible for drilling holes in the tyres of six ambulances.
A popular seven-acre garden with woodland walks has joined other open spaces and gardens in deciding to close its gates to visitors.
A cosmetics factory in Kent will close to protect staff and because of 'falling demand' amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The owner of a dance academy in Kent is offering free online classes every day during the coronavirus crisis.
A shopping centre has released a list of which shops and restaurants have closed due to Covid-19.
A group of schoolchildren are writing to care home residents in an effort to raise their spirits.
We want to hear from readers about the good which is being done around Kent as we all face the coronavirus crisis.
The county council has announced nine country parks will remain open.
A fitness instructor is streaming free sessions to help people cope with anxiety and isolation.
A woman expected to admit causing death by careless driving after a crash involving an Age UK minibus was unable to appear in court.
A zoo needs food and donations to support it's animals after shop shelves are left empty as a result of the Coronavirus.
A pair of suit-wearing cold-callers claiming to work for the NHS are attempting to break into properties.
Bold plans to build multi-million pound film studios on the site of a derelict railway works have been delayed by Covid-19.
A hospital charity is encouraging people to donate to a fundraiser to support NHS workers on the frontline.
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