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A couple who found happiness with each other after tragedy and the fear coronavirus would claim a life, got married hours before the new lockdown.
Head teachers have welcomed the move to scrap exams this year but want more details about how teacher grading will work.
People are once again being encouraged to stand on their doorsteps and clap for all the heroes of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Data shows deaths related to Covid-19 rose by 52% in the county in December, as case rates continue to rise and reach 100,000 since start of pandemic.
Kent County Council has proposed a 5% rise in council tax as it plans its budget for the next financial year.
Cafes have reacted to the latest lockdown announcement as businesses gear up preparations for the tough months ahead.
Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced teacher assessment will replace GCSE, AS and A-Level exams.
A shopping centre is now home to a plasma donation centre that will help in the fight against Covid-19.
An education expert says the government should adopt the predicted assessed grades system for pupils who were due to take exams later this year.
A resident has died and staff have tested positive for Covid at a care home.
The harsh winter weather looks to make the third lockdown the most difficult we've had to endure.
A farmer and his son say super Covid drive-thru centres are needed to deliver the vaccine and have offered to help build one.
It is essential we all do everything we can to help beat the virus, so here is a guide about what you need to know about testing and the vaccine.
Burger chain McDonald's says it will temporarily close its walk-in and dine-in branches in light of the start of the third national lockdown.
A Kent MP has welcomed news that the rollout of vaccinations and mass testing will launch in a town in the coming days.
The leader of KCC says there are 'promising signs' that post-Brexit disruption around the Channel ports may not be as severe as some have predicted.
Police issued dozens of people with fines for breaking rules over the New Year period - including a woman who had travelled down from Scotland.
Ambulance crews from nearby counties originally redeployed to Kent as part of Brexit plans are now helping with pressure caused by the pandemic.
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