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A fitness suite has been ordered to close its doors to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
A local authority is stopping green waste collections due to rising of number of staff falling ill or self-isolating due to coronavirus.
Bars, restaurants, and leisure centres have been urged to close by the government to help with "social distancing".
An NHS trust has confirmed patients who have tested positive for Covid-19 are being treated in isolation at two hospitals.
Restrictions have been introduced at crematoriums to protect their staff and visitors from the threat of the coronavirus.
A 64-year-old with underlying health conditions is the first person to die in Kent after getting coronavirus.
Head teachers have been trying to reassure pupils - even though they're in the dark over the Government's thinking on exams.
A popular restaurant and bar in Maidstone has announced it will close temporarily after the latest government advice on the coronavirus.
A council says waste collections have been delayed due to reduced numbers of staff.
Parents are set to receive refunds on their children's bus passes as the coronavirus outbreak forces schools to close today.
Children are being invited to send letters or drawings to care home residents facing long periods without visitors due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
A two-day music festival set up to help a farmer and his wife save their animals has been postponed because of coronavirus.
A woman who looks after her disabled sister is urging people to stop panic buying after struggling to find basic essentials in the shops.
People have been queuing outside a factory to get their hands on anti-bacterial goods amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Businesses in the food and drink sector rally round with generous offers in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
The former business minister Greg Clark is pressing the Chancellor to avert job losses.
From cancelled exams to bus pass refunds, here's everything you need to know about how school closures could affect families in Kent.
Mums and dads in Maidstone say working from home and looking after the kids could be a challenge as schools prepare to close today.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
