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Vaccine appointments at a new site will need to be rescheduled after the stock was not delivered on time.
The coronavirus infection rate in Kent has fallen to its lowest level for almost a month amid the national lockdown.
Those needing to travel from the UK to France must present a negative PCR coronavirus test from tomorrow - and will be required to isolate on arrival.
TV doctor Dr Ranj Singh has narrated a new government warning about coronavirus insisting we must all stay indoors whenever possible.
A delayed project to transform a derelict former arcade and regenerate part of a seafront could be pushed back a further year because of the pandemic.
A weight loss organisation is encouraging people to get fitter during lockdown to reduce the effects of Covid-19.
More than 1,000 people have now died with coronavirus at hospitals in one part of Kent.
Waste collectors will not be picking up Christmas trees next week, as the number of staff off sick and isolating has left crews thin on the ground.
Cash-strapped nurseries are welcoming much-needed financial support from the government amid the pandemic.
A 'gaping hole' has been left in the NHS community after a receptionist who loved helping others died after testing positive for Covid-19.
Health chiefs hope to deliver up to 7,000 vaccines a week at a new makeshift centre set to launch within days at Kent's cricket ground.
Higher demands on fewer GP surgery staff working due to self-isolation and sickness is leading to frustrations over roll out of coronavirus vaccines.
A recently retired school head has warned that some pupils will be blighted in a 'myriad of ways', by time away from the classroom.
The out-of-town location of a new symptom-free Covid-19 test site has sparked concern among residents.
A secondary school has drawn up plans for a new dining area to cater for pupils during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pensioners have criticised delays in rolling out the Covid-19 vaccine in Kent's worst affected areas.
The level of Covid patients in Kent's hospitals is now two-and-a-half times that seen during the first wave of the pandemic.
The number of Kent Police employees testing positive for the coronavirus has leapt - but the force says it still has enough manpower to cope.
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