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Families who were told they were being made homeless from a holiday park just weeks before Christmas have now been told they can stay.
An often-decorated roundabout has a new Covid-inspired look for Christmas.
A school for children with special educational needs has been forced to shut its doors until the New Year due to staff shortages.
A community speedwatch group has hit the brakes on their roadside work after police advised them to stop due to coronavirus.
A family are demanding answers after being ordered to remain in isolation despite not leaving their home for three weeks.
Military personnel will be deployed across the county as part of KCC's plan to step up testing and move Kent out of Tier 3.
Coronavirus cases are continuing to rise across Kent - denting hopes of Tier 3 restrictions being lifted by Christmas.
Experts said shoppers would flood to town centres as the second lockdown ended. So we visited Kent's coronavirus hotspot to see what it was like.
Doctors surgeries will be expected to deliver 1,000 coronavirus vaccinations per week once the programme is up and running.
Pharmacy experts will be at the heart of the roll out of the first approved coronavirus vaccine using their specialist knowledge to store doses.
A man has been hit with fines totalling hundreds of pounds due hosting parties at his home during lockdown.
A thug who harassed a woman for months before spitting at police and telling them "your kids are going to die of corona" has been jailed.
An illegal gathering of about 80 people has been broken up by police with the organiser facing a £10,000 fine.
Health bosses have issued a warning against being complacent after the first coronavirus vaccine was approved for use in the UK.
The government agency in charge of making sure medicines are safe has approved the use of a Covid-19 vaccination in the UK.
Kent is now in Tier 3 - but while that yearned-for pint in a pub is still some way off there are plenty of ways to keep entertained this December.
Most areas, including two of the previously most infected, have seen a drop in weekly Covid-19 cases ahead of the county entering tier three.
Kent will move into tier three from midnight as planned after Boris Johnson survived a rebellion against the controversial system.
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