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A coronavirus marshal was let go with immediate effect after chasing and grabbing a resident walking to the shops.
Tributes have been pouring in for a healthcare assistant and mum-of-three who died after contracting Covid-19 just weeks after starting her dream job.
A month after it was first launched, specialist testing has identified almost 900 people who had coronavirus without knowing.
A university says it will rebate rent paid by students who are unable to stay in their university-owned accommodation during the lockdown.
Confused truckers sparking chaos in a village while trying to find a Brexit lorry park have been given the wrong postcode by the government.
Here is everywhere you can get a coronavirus vaccine as more centres are opened in Kent.
The 11-plus was delayed last year but this year campaigners say education chiefs should go a step further.
A pub has been permanently closed after it had its licence revoked for hosting illegal lock-ins in November.
The devastated family of a social worker have paid tribute to him after he died of Covid-19.
A coach service will stop all of its journeys including those in Kent following the third lockdown.
A craft beer maker has spoken of his experience in the industry over the last year.
Hospitals in Kent reported an additional 50 deaths yesterday - the highest figure in the pandemic.
EXCLUSIVE: Almost one in three people in Kent could have already had coronavirus, scientists have estimated.
A head teacher in the county has defended its decision to ask teachers to complete remote learning from the school's grounds.
Members of a Mosque have donated hampers to frontline workers across the county in a show of appreciation for their dedication.
Clinicians are working to vaccinate over-80s against Covid-19 - but say sparse and unpredictable supplies of the vaccine are slowing down the process.
People living in a part of Kent that has had high infection rates for weeks will start receiving Covid-19 jabs from next week.
An angry mum says struggling families should not have to pay for their children's travel when schools have been closed.
