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One of the county's biggest hospitals is set to begin vaccinating people against Covid-19 next week.
Part of a Kent prison has been isolated for a second time amid a Covid-19 outbreak
There will be 12 mobile testing units at secondary schools in Kent as the government looks to halt "rapidly rising" cases.
People in contact with someone who has tested positive for coronavirus will no longer have to stay inside for two weeks.
Government cash totalling more than £800k is to be shared between three large arts projects in the county.
A spike in Covid cases in 11 to 18-year-olds means mass testing in schools is needed, the Health Secretary has announced.
A terrified grandad says a hospital has lost control of coronavirus after a patient with the illness was kept on a non-Covid ward.
A school will close entirely as almost a third of its staff are self-isolating.
The founder of a bereavement charity is receiving oxygen treatment after becoming seriously ill with Covid-19.
A man accused of attacking two police officers in a row over not wearing a face mask at Bluewater will have to wait until 2022 for his trial.
If the Government wants schools to stay open, it must bump teachers up the Covid-19 vaccine priority list, a head teacher has warned.
Four schools in a Kent borough have now sent home students due to Covid-19 this week, following two more cases.
The second oldest cathedral in England has opened as a coronavirus testing centre in the battle to bring the spread of coronavirus under control.
The Army has been called in to set up a mass coronavirus testing centre in a working men's club in one of Kent's top covid hotspots.
Police have fined rule-breakers who have been repeatedly throwing house parties despite coronavirus restrictions.
Hospitals treating patients in some of the highest risk coronavirus hotspots in Kent have seen plans to issue the vaccine pushed back.
Three year groups have been sent home to isolate following six coronavirus cases at a secondary school.
The first vaccine against Covid-19 to be issued in the county was given to an 80-year-old great-grandfather.
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