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Latest figures show a big rise in the number of people in hospital with coronavirus in Kent.
A Kent virologist is urging caution as Covid-19 cases drop across the UK.
Parents say they have been turned away from a vaccination centre because their children are not able to go in with them.
The launch of a new range of air-dried ingredients is helping a healthy crisp manufacturer emerge from the pandemic stronger than before.
Hundreds dusted off their running gear and limbered up for their first Parkrun in 16 months.
The leader of a local authority says a meeting of the full council has been cancelled "to help keep everyone safe" as Covid cases soar.
A list of 16 sectors has been released where staff will be exempt from Covid isolation if they are fully vaccinated amid the growing 'pingdemic'.
Shoppers could be given free parking in their town centres on Saturdays to help revive the local economy.
The boss of a bar and restaurant group has described Covid passports as “unworkable” for the hospitality sector.
The age of the 'pingdemic' is upon us, but what does that mean for our supermarkets, businesses and transport.
A positive Covid test for a member of staff at a popular Kent restaurant has resulted in its closure until further notice.
Numerous positive cases among staff at a high street pub has resulted in shorter trading times as much of the workforce is isolating at home.
Protestors have stepped up their campaign against the retail giant after reporting Amazon to the regulator for 'price hikes during the pandemic'.
Just one Kent district has seen a fall in Covid cases as the county's infection rate continues to climb, government figures reveal.
As people prepared for the government's lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, some towns in a Kent borough were much more cautious than expected.
Masks are optional and the dance floor is open, but what was it like to be back at a night club?
As masks and social distancing are scrapped we sent reporters out and about to see how many people are adapting to something resembling normality.
The easing of Covid restrictions might be a reason to celebrate for many but for some the unlocking is cause for considerable concern.
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