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Southeastern is to introduce a reduced timetable in response to the current phase of the pandemic.
GP staff will likely work seven days a week and be supported by an army of volunteers as they bid to roll out a new Covid-19 vaccine in Kent.
Students in Year 9 and 11 at a school have been told to isolate after more coronavirus cases.
A veteran will embark on a road trip around the UK’s coastline to raise money for charity and awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Ambulance handovers are taking up to five hours to process as patients are held up as pressures begin to emerge amid rising Covid-19 patients.
Patients hospitalised with coronavirus has risen sharply in the past week and almost 100 are now being treated but bosses insist they're managing.
Workers in a food factory have been sent home after at least one member of staff tested positive for coronavirus.
Thanet and Sittingbourne and Sheppey MPs join backbench group fighting for different approach to Covid-19 restrictions.
A restaurant owner has received a donation of £500 to pay for his lockdown fine.
A man caught breaching Covid-19 restrictions at the Port of Dover has been handed a fixed penalty notice.
A covid test centre has started to take bookings for people displaying symptoms of the virus.
A secondary school will be closed from tomorrow after a Year 9 pupil tested positive for coronavirus.
Four people have been given a £200 fine after officers were called to a suspected poaching incident.
A council has issued its seventh £1,000 penalty to a business seen breaching the government's 10pm curfew.
Hospitals in Kent have reported thousands of Covid-19 deaths to NHS England since the pandemic began - here are the latest figures.
Families wanting to hear the fate of the men accused of killing their relatives will have to wait after Covid cases put a stop to their trials.
Last month saw a drop in unemployment, but it does not reduce the massive spike in the amount people who lost jobs at the start of the first lockdown.
School bosses are carrying out contact tracing after a pupil tested positive for Covid, leading to an entire year group being told to stay home.
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