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Cases fall to their lowest levels since mid-October but health experts warn not to drop the ball yet as weekly decrease percentages flatten.
Youngsters are set return to school in just a matter of days so here is everything you need to know about them getting back into the classroom.
A couple who came from the capital only to get stuck in London Clay on the Isle of Sheppey have been fined for breaching lockdown.
After the Kent tourism economy slumped by £2bn last year, a bounce back is expected - but don't expect a May half-term break to be cheap.
A shopping centre will be used as a location for jabs to speed up the Covid vaccine rollout in part of Kent that was falling behind other areas.
There are calls to scrap this year's Kent Test for children hoping to go to grammar schools due to the disruption to learning caused by lockdown.
Piers Corbyn and a Kent man are among five people charged over lockdown protests in London.
Pictures of overflowing bins have angered residents who fear not enough is being done to prevent visitors flocking to a town.
An MP says a damning inspection of a hospital A&E is not a true reflection after blasting the timing of the visit at the peak of the pandemic.
A hospital is offering hundreds more vaccination slots as roll out expansion continues with patients attending appointments on the opening day.
A variety of measures will be introduced on polling days in May as Covid-secure elections are planned, including a ban on door-knocking by candidates.
An academy boss whose organisation runs two schools in Kent has accused government advisors of 'experimenting' with teachers' health.
Teacher assessment to replace exams and Boris sets out a cautionary route map - we review the week in politics.
Big names in eating out due to open as part of a town's multi-million pound regeneration are no longer involved in the project, it's been confirmed.
It has been confirmed children will head back to school on March 8, but Secret Homeschooler has reservations.
Analysis of data shows more than a third of residents of one part of Kent have been vaccinated, while in another area the numbers are lagging behind.
Teaching unions downplay concerns over grade inflation after the government confirms teacher assessment will be used for pupils' marks.
Bosses of a popular gym have announced it will close immediately due to financial problems caused by the panedmic.
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